How can I noindex a text for search engines?

@julio 

To noindex a text for search engines, you need to use a meta tag called "robots" tag in the HTML header of your webpage. The robots tag provides instructions to search engine crawlers about which pages or sections of your website should be indexed and displayed in search results.

To implement a noindex tag for a particular text, follow these steps:

1. Wrap the text you want to noindex in an HTML tag, such as a <div> or <span>, with a unique ID or class attribute.
2. Add the following meta tag to the HTML header of your webpage:<meta name="robots" content="noindex">
3. Add the following meta tag to the HTML header of your webpage to prevent Google from following any links on that page:<meta name="robots" content="nofollow">
4. Add the following meta tag to the HTML header of your webpage to prevent Google from showing snippets of your page in search results:<meta name="robots" content="nosnippet">
5. Add the following meta tag to the HTML header of your webpage to prevent Google from caching your page:<meta name="robots" content="noarchive">
6. Finally, use the ID or class attribute you assigned to the text you want to noindex in the "robots" meta tag like this:<meta name="robots" content="noindex" /> <div id="text-to-noindex"> This text will not be indexed by search engines. </div>

This tells search engines to not index the text inside the specified element. Note that different search engines may interpret the "robots" tag differently, and it may take some time for the noindex directive to take effect.