Hey!
How to hide tdb_template urls?
Example – https://techtalktow.com/tdb_templates/category-template-1/
There are other template urls that are accessible to others when you directly add it on url.
For instance if you put header after the domain name it redirects to https://techtalktow.com/tdb_templates/header-template/
I want to hide all such template urls.
Hi,
The cloud templates can be view only from backend when you are login, if you do not want the templates to be indexed by Google, you can use the Yoast SEO -> https://i.imgur.com/0G6irTW.png
This is the only way you can hide them.
Hope this will help!
Thank you!
The cloud templates can be view only from backend when you are login
Did you check the URLs I mentioned above?
It is accessible even if we are logged out. I know the seo part I have already disabled the indexing of these templates.
Hi,
What I mean, is that the visitors from your website will not know the cloud template url to can access it, they will see the url from posts and the template apply on post.
Here is an example -> https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_romania_news/penns-expanding-political-climate-gears-up-for-2020-election/ -> https://i.imgur.com/j5rmjes.jpg you can try to access the cloud template set on this post.
Thank you for your understanding!
i agree users wouldn’t know the exact template name. but my case, host/category url goes to template url.
http://localhost/category -> http://localhost/tdb_templates/category-template-architecture/
is there anyway can disable this?
thank you. Appreciate if we could fix this. Would be nice, if your developers find a way to redirect to relevant category rather to template with placeholders.
eg.
1. when accessing http://localhost/category -> Goes to a page with with all the categories / or post from all the categories in an optimized way.
2. Redirects to relevant category when directly access the template .
eg. http://localhost/tdb_templates/category-template-architecture/ -> http://localhost/category/architecture
thank you
Hi Calin,
I trust you are well.
I’m having the same issue here. I’ve used Yoast to “noindex” the tdb_templates.
I would like to go ultra-save and make them inaccessible if possible, as it’s still double content.
Have your developers worked on a solution or shall I redirect them?
Thanks
Melvin