Page Type and Supplemental Storefront Rules
Compare the public Storefront output with extensions and channel-specific specifications. A staging exclusion must not appear unnoticed on the sales channel.
Distinguish product/category pages from shopping cart, account and other shop functions. Theme extensions or upstream systems can complement robots tags or headers.
Where to check the setting in Shopware
Compare the basic Robots setting of the sales channel with the page type and any theme or plugin rules. A product detail page, an internal search and an account page do not necessarily require the same specification. Check the head of the actual published storefront.
Example of this specific finding
Illustrative control case: The new offer page was taken over from a staging template and still bears noindex after publication.
follow-up audit in Shopware
Check the public response in the right sales channel and without session. A global release of all shop functions is not a suitable fix for a single unwanted noindex.
Check page-related settings, templates and possible HTTP headers. After cleanup, check the public response without logged-in session.
Derogations and scope
A deliberately not yet released page may remain excluded. Importance and release must be clarified before the change.
Related: Shopware 6 with Storefront. Self-hosted and SaaS offer different access and configuration options; view your own headless frontends separately.
Classify the general error
Definition, system-independent causes and further correction examples: Exclude a release brake from the test phase