- Customize Final Title Tag surerank_final_title
- Customize Post Type Archive Title Output surerank_post_type_archive_title
- Customize Archive Page Title with surerank_archive_title
- CustomizeModify the Search Results Page Title surerank_search_title
- Customizing the 404 Page Title surerank_not_found_title
- Customizing the Title Separator surerank_title_separator
- Disable SureRank’s Automatic SEO Title Output surerank_disable_automatic_titles
- Customize Homepage Pagination Format surerank_homepage_pagination_format
- Customize Maximum SEO Title Length surerank_title_length
- Enable/Disable Pagination in SureRank Archives surerank_show_pagination
- Show or Hide Site Name in SEO Title surerank_show_site_name
- Customize Robots Meta Tags surerank_robots_meta_array
- Add “noindex” to Paginated Pages surerank_noindex_paginated_pages
- Customize Meta Description Length surerank_description_length
- Customize Product Category Rewrite Rules surerank_product_category_rewrite_rules
- Remove Product Category Base surerank_remove_product_category_base
- Customize Category URL Structure surerank_remove_category_base
- Disable Permalinks in RSS Feeds surerank_disable_permalink_in_feed
- Customize Maximum URL Slug Length surerank_url_length
Customize Robots Meta Tags surerank_robots_meta_array
Hook: surerank_robots_meta_array
Description: Use the surerank_robots_meta_array filter to customize the output of the <meta name="robots"> tag on your site. This allows you to dynamically control search engine behavior by adding, modifying, or removing directives like noindex, nofollow, noarchive, and more. This hook is especially useful when you want to fine-tune the visibility of specific pages or sections for SEO purposes.
Source: inc/frontend/robots.php
Usage: Modify the array of robots directives before they are rendered in the HTML <head> section.
Example:
// Add 'nofollow' to the robots meta tag using the SureRank filter
add_filter( 'surerank_robots_meta_array', 'custom_robots' );
function custom_robots( $robots ) {
$robots[] = 'nofollow';
return $robots;
}You can add the example code to your child theme’s functions.php file or use a plugin like Code Snippets to safely insert custom code. Using a code snippet plugin is recommended for easier management and to ensure the code remains active even if you switch themes.
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