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Landing Page settings are site-wide. Whatever you set here applies to every landing page hosted on your edge domain, not to one page. This article covers two policies, where your pages are hosted and whether search engines can index them, and how to read the change history underneath them.

Prerequisites

  • You can open the Landing Page settings page.
  • A subdomain is registered and active on Web Edge Sessions. Until one is, there is no default subdomain for this page to show.

Hosting

The Hosting card shows your Default subdomain, for example demo.allgoodhq.net. It is read-only here. You manage it on Web Edge Sessions, and this page shows it for reference. Every landing page you publish is served at {subdomain}/{slug}, so the slug you give a page decides its URL.

Control what search engines see

The Robots posture setting, on the Indexing card, tells search engines whether your live landing pages should appear in search results. It has two options: allGood applies your choice as an HTTP header on every page, not as a tag inside the page. It takes effect without you touching any page’s code, and it applies whatever a page’s own HTML says. You cannot accidentally publish a page that contradicts the account setting.
The Landing Page settings, with the robots posture

The Landing Page settings, with the robots posture.

1

Open Landing Page settings

Open Landing Page in your account settings.
2

Choose your Robots posture

Under Indexing, open Robots posture and choose the option that matches whether you want live pages found in search results.
3

Save your changes

Select Save, then wait for the status chip to read Live at the edge.
The new posture is active. Every live landing page now sends it, and a new entry appears in your change history.
Preview links are never indexed, whatever Robots posture is set to. The setting affects only live pages. One posture applies to every landing page on your domain.

Review your change history

The Change history card keeps every save you have made to this page. The most recent entry is the value now in use. Before you change anything, it shows No changes yet. These settings are still at their defaults. Use it to see what a policy used to be, or when it last changed, without asking around.
The change history at the bottom of a settings screen

The change history at the bottom of a settings screen.