Beplus Search Visibility
Beplus Search Visibility lets you keep individual posts, pages, or whole post types out of your site’s search results — without unpublishing them or blocking search engines. Excluded content still displays normally everywhere else: the homepage, archives, RSS feeds, and direct links. Key Features Pe
About this tool.
Beplus Search Visibility lets you keep individual posts, pages, or whole post types out of your site’s search results — without unpublishing them or blocking search engines. Excluded content still displays normally everywhere else: the homepage, archives, RSS feeds, and direct links.
Key Features
- Per-post exclude — a simple checkbox on the post/page edit screen, in a “Search Visibility” box.
- Quick toggle column — a “Search” column on the post list screen lets you flip a post’s visibility with one click, no need to open it.
- Bulk actions — exclude or re-include many posts at once from the list screen.
- Whole post type exclude — remove an entire post type (e.g. a “Testimonials” custom post type) from search results with one setting, no per-post work needed.
- Choose which post types get the feature — enable the per-post checkbox and column only where you need them.
- wp-admin search is never affected — editors can always find excluded content to manage it; only the public front-end search is filtered.
- Per-post SEO noindex — an independent “Exclude from SEO (noindex)” checkbox to keep a post out of search engines entirely, separate from the site-search checkbox above.
- Whole post type noindex — noindex an entire post type with one setting, no per-post work needed.
- SEO column on the post list — a one-click Indexed / Noindex toggle and bulk actions, just like the Search column.
- Noindexed content is removed from the WordPress XML sitemap — individual posts and whole post types — so Google Search Console doesn’t flag “Submitted URL marked noindex”.
- Noindexing a whole post type also noindexes its archive page.
- Noindex plays well with other SEO plugins — added through WordPress core’s own wp_robots filter (5.7+), which merges every plugin’s robots directives into a single tag, instead of printing a competing <meta name="robots"> of its own.
How It Works
- 01Enable the feature for one or more post types in Settings > Search Visibility .
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