Anything’s possible, but that would be a hairy mess. If you don’t want content on that page ( including comments ) indexed at all ( by Google ), you could tell Google so.
You could put this in the header of the page in question:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow">
If you would like to simply tell Google, “Hey! This is duplicate content. Don’t punish me for it!”, you could try rel=”canonical”.
Like this:
<link rel="canonical" href="http://index-this-site-instead.com/the-content.html" />
More info on rel=”canonical”.
You may also want to read this information on duplicate content from Google. I hope this helps a bit! 😀
(@taffy-boy)
11 years, 7 months ago
Hey Guys,
I’m in the process of building a review site & wondered is it possible to get the post comments to display in an iframe instead of as normal..?
The problem is that some of the review comments are posted in numerous locations around the web & I feel that if they were restricted access for search engines, then it would be of benefit to the site in question & less likely to cause issues especially with Google.
I looked at two plugins so far and both do create an iframe, but the problem I’m having is that both require a url to the content I wish to place in the iframe & I cannot seem to find a url that is specific to the comments for a particular post.
Any help would be great
Thanks Steve…