<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow" />

[aika]

I don't know if someone have already post this.

We have a wordpress site. When I search the keywords, the site can be seen on small datacenters but not the main datacenter. So, we suspected that there's something wrong with our site. When I do a command search (site:sitename), all the page have the same metas (title, description, kw) eventhough I use a All-in-one SEO Pack Plug-in.

I did a view source and found this:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow" />
but when I checked the header.php file, there's no code similar on this one. I deactivated the All-in-one SEO Pack Plug-in but it still the same.

Someone injected a code on our site and I can't trace it. Please help me. All your comments is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[feras80]

Hello
check the template/theme that ur using

Originally Posted by aika

I don't know if someone have already post this.

We have a wordpress site. When I search the keywords, the site can be seen on small datacenters but not the main datacenter. So, we suspected that there's something wrong with our site. When I do a command search (site:sitename), all the page have the same metas (title, description, kw) eventhough I use a All-in-one SEO Pack Plug-in.

I did a view source and found this:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow" />
but when I checked the header.php file, there's no code similar on this one. I deactivated the All-in-one SEO Pack Plug-in but it still the same.

Someone injected a code on our site and I can't trace it. Please help me. All your comments is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[aika]

We also suspects that maybe it's because of the theme, not sure. We uses Zekecol2.

Thanks for the reply.

[cphadley]

In case anyone else is having this problem I wanted to jump in. I was having issues with Google indexing my site but not displaying search results. I had this meta code as well and found the easy solution for Wordpress users. Go to the following:

Settings --> Privacy --> Change Blog Visibility to "I would like my blog to be visible to everyone, including search engines (like Google, Sphere, Technorati) and archivers"

This will remove the meta tag from the source code. Hope this helps

[Abhik]

Originally Posted by cphadley

In case anyone else is having this problem I wanted to jump in. I was having issues with Google indexing my site but not displaying search results. I had this meta code as well and found the easy solution for Wordpress users. Go to the following:

Settings --> Privacy --> Change Blog Visibility to "I would like my blog to be visible to everyone, including search engines (like Google, Sphere, Technorati) and archivers"

This will remove the meta tag from the source code. Hope this helps

Yeah, that may be the reason.
Check the visibility settings of your blog first.

[vjlenin]

Here is your complete answer to this: Robots Meta tags. You may wish to check out the robots.txt article in the first part of this series as well: rotots.txt file info