WORDPRESS - HTML QUESTION

ammylosh

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I have a code of a sign-up form,
and I enter it to the page, and it show me that I have 138 words,

HOW can I not index the words on the page, but still have my sign up form.

I tried HTML Snippet plugins, it still shows the words.
 
The only absolute bullet proof way would be to
1. create the page with HTML
2. publish it
3. browse to it in a browser
4. take a screen-shot of it
5. remove the html that you don't want indexed
6. place the image in place of it.

Note: this is only if you don't want a part of the page indexed. if you don't want the entire page indexed you can add the "noindex" meta ROBOTS tag.
 
I'm assuming that you're wanting to index the page but not a particular snippet? (you could robots.txt the whole page if so)

There is also a meta no index tag:

Code:
<!--googleoff: index-->
...content inserted here...
<!--googleon: index>

I have never had a need for this, but it should work.
 
With a simple cloaker, hiding content based on user-agent you can do this easily.
 
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