@@Finsweet If it's such a beast for SEO, please let me know how can I remove a page from the sitemap.xml. It seems it's adding them automatically but if you have some unwanted pages there, how do you remove them? Also is there an option within Webflow where I can select which pages are indexed? Again it seems to index everything, every page you create even test pages... and it doesn't seem to have an option to opt them out of indexing.
You can add schemas without chaining them if you want, but it's better if you do chain them. You're simply covering more ground :) Also, chaining a few schemas won't decrease your site's performance noticeably. Maybe if you chain a ton of them, you'll notice a difference... but in most cases you don't have to worry about it.
Great stuff thanks! For the banner-wrapper that needs to stretch, why not setting the ratio in the minimum height property rather than in the bottom padding + embed CSS?
Thank you! Glad to hear that you liked it. Here's a quick answer: When your working with fixed dimensions, you can do that. No problem. But if you have an aspect ratio, that scales responsively, you can't really do that. Think about it. If you have an aspect ratio of 2:1, and the width is 800 px, you can easily set the min-height to 400px. But if that element is responsive, at 700px's you will still have an item that's 400px's high. In other words, we are not having the same aspect ration anymore. That's why we should use the solution mentioned in the video :) Cheers!
@@misterjuls yes, if both the width and the height are set in vw then it works! ;) On the other hand, the method which I showed in the video, works with all units.
It's really simple, you just need to paste the following line of code into the custom code/head code of the page: if you want to also add a noindex to it, then do this: Cheers!
@@Finsweet Thanks 👍🏻 but don't you think, Webflow should have this basic function to add Nofollow Link attribution just by click nofollow like in Wordpress. This is basic SEO settings.
@@Finsweet I have a Webflow blog, how can I add a Nofollow tag to my blogs. Applying them on Webflow CMS blog template won’t work. Please help me out with this. I guess Webflow cannot add a simple way to add Nofollow tags to individual links
@@sparshsadhu9658 You can simply create a custom field in your collection called rel. On blogpost which should be crawlable, you set the value to all. On other posts, set the value to nofollow. Then simply add this line to your CMS template's head: The content inside the squiggly brackets should be your CMS field link (the purple one) :)
This video is so valuable!! Please post more SEO/Webflow related videos 😃
Excellent video - great job.
Keep these coming! Gold!
Great overview! Well done.
You guys are so underrated. Thanks for all you do!
Seeing comments like this is fueling us
Going to be using Webflow in a new SEO role and wanted to check how comprehensive the CMS is for making these implementations. Pretty impressive!
Yep, Webflow's CMS is a beast for SEO!
@@Finsweet If it's such a beast for SEO, please let me know how can I remove a page from the sitemap.xml. It seems it's adding them automatically but if you have some unwanted pages there, how do you remove them? Also is there an option within Webflow where I can select which pages are indexed? Again it seems to index everything, every page you create even test pages... and it doesn't seem to have an option to opt them out of indexing.
Thanks!
Any info about focusing keywords?
Thank you for all the guides so far they are very helpful!
What if we add schemas without chaining them with the graph keyword?
Does it impact speed performance only? Noticeably?
Thank you for the content!
You can add schemas without chaining them if you want, but it's better if you do chain them. You're simply covering more ground :) Also, chaining a few schemas won't decrease your site's performance noticeably. Maybe if you chain a ton of them, you'll notice a difference... but in most cases you don't have to worry about it.
Is it necessary to defer third-party scripts? My blog pages are static.
Great stuff thanks! For the banner-wrapper that needs to stretch, why not setting the ratio in the minimum height property rather than in the bottom padding + embed CSS?
Thank you! Glad to hear that you liked it.
Here's a quick answer:
When your working with fixed dimensions, you can do that. No problem. But if you have an aspect ratio, that scales responsively, you can't really do that.
Think about it. If you have an aspect ratio of 2:1, and the width is 800 px, you can easily set the min-height to 400px. But if that element is responsive, at 700px's you will still have an item that's 400px's high. In other words, we are not having the same aspect ration anymore.
That's why we should use the solution mentioned in the video :)
Cheers!
@@Finsweet wow I'm impressed by the fast answer thanks! For the height I'm using the VW unit for ratios instead of pixels so that it is responsive.
@@misterjuls yes, if both the width and the height are set in vw then it works! ;)
On the other hand, the method which I showed in the video, works with all units.
I think I know the answer to this How do you add the schema to a single page where there are no dynamic fields? does it need to be done manually?
Hey, can you please create a video on "How to add nofollow tag" in Webflow. Could not find anything on it. Great Content BTW👍🏻
It's really simple, you just need to paste the following line of code into the custom code/head code of the page:
if you want to also add a noindex to it, then do this:
Cheers!
@@Finsweet Thanks 👍🏻 but don't you think, Webflow should have this basic function to add Nofollow Link attribution just by click nofollow like in Wordpress. This is basic SEO settings.
@@Finsweet I have a Webflow blog, how can I add a Nofollow tag to my blogs. Applying them on Webflow CMS blog template won’t work. Please help me out with this.
I guess Webflow cannot add a simple way to add Nofollow tags to individual links
@@sparshsadhu9658
You can simply create a custom field in your collection called rel.
On blogpost which should be crawlable, you set the value to all. On other posts, set the value to nofollow.
Then simply add this line to your CMS template's head:
The content inside the squiggly brackets should be your CMS field link (the purple one) :)