Done! Seems to work ok on your site (test environment, not live). Once the next update to InstantPro is live just drop us a support ticket or post here and then we can add the tag to your site. You can set meta tags per page or across the whole site so you'll need to let us know you preference.

We've had a discussion here and I'm going to add the backend code to the next version of InstantPro, which is due to launch shortly. This will mean we can manually put this tag in for you once this is launched and well add a page to the InstantPro admin later that will allow you to add meta tags per page or site wide.
I can't add tags to the current version of InstantPro so you will need to wait a couple of weeks or so.

The ability to add any extra meta tags to an InsantPro site is not available...yet. We have added the noindex option to the next version to stop search engines indexing specific pages. I will add to the feature list an option to add various meta tags to be assigned to a page or all pages but this will have to go into a future version of InstantPro as no additional features are being added to the next version, which is currently undergoing final testing.

Dograt wrote:
> Thanks again hmm
> But using the instant pro I cant see where to put it ?
>
> sorry to keep on

Hi Dograt,
Arh - I'm not sure Freeola currently let you add new Meta Tags with Instant Sites.

Might be included in the next release...   
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Dograt wrote:
> how do I do it please?

Prevent search engines from displaying DMOZ data in search results for your site.
(The second half of the page)



EDIT: I see your Google description is coming from your DMOZ listing.

EDIT2: Note it's actually 'NOODP' not 'NOOPD'  :¬)

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Someone may have suggested you do this if the ODP (Open Directory Project - DMOZ) has an incorrect description for your site.

Google can use this description, so specifying NOODP will stop this.








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