Para evitar que aparezcan todos los fragmentos (incluidos los destacados y los normales) de una
página determinada, agrega la regla nosnippet
a esa página.
El texto que esté marcado con el
atributo HTML data-nosnippet
tampoco aparecerá en los fragmentos destacados ni en los normales.
Si las reglas nosnippet y
data-nosnippet aparecen en una página,
nosnippet tiene prioridad y no se mostrarán fragmentos para esa
página.
Bloquear solo los fragmentos destacados
Si deseas conservar los fragmentos en los resultados de la búsqueda con formato normal, pero no quieres que aparezcan en
los fragmentos destacados, experimenta con la configuración de la
regla max-snippet
en valores de longitud más bajos. Los fragmentos destacados solo aparecerán si se puede mostrar suficiente texto como para generar un
fragmento destacado útil.
Reduce más el valor si las páginas aún se muestran en fragmentos destacados. En general, cuanto
más bajo sea el valor de la configuración de la regla max-snippet, menor es la probabilidad de que la página
aparezca como un fragmento destacado.
Google no proporciona una longitud mínima exacta requerida para que el texto se muestre como un fragmento destacado.
Esto se debe a que la longitud mínima varía en función de diversos factores, incluidos, entre
otros, la información del fragmento, el idioma y la plataforma (dispositivo móvil, app
o computadora de escritorio).
Usar una configuración de max-snippet baja no garantiza que Google deje de
mostrar fragmentos destacados para tu página. Si necesitas una solución garantizada, usa la
regla nosnippet.
¿Cómo marco mi página para que figure como fragmento destacado?
No puedes hacerlo. Los sistemas de Google determinan qué páginas funcionarían bien como fragmentos destacados según
la solicitud de búsqueda del usuario y las elevan.
¿Qué sucede cuando los usuarios hacen clic en fragmentos destacados?
Cuando un usuario hace clic en un fragmento destacado, se lo dirige directamente a la sección de la página que apareció
en el fragmento destacado. El desplazamiento a la posición que apareció en el fragmento se realiza automáticamente, sin ninguna anotación adicional por parte del sitio. Si un navegador no admite la
tecnología subyacente necesaria, o si nuestros sistemas no logran determinar con exactitud a qué parte
de la página se debe dirigir al usuario, cuando este haga clic en un fragmento destacado, se lo dirigirá a la parte superior
de la página web de origen.
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To opt out, use the `nosnippet` rule to block all snippets or the `max-snippet` rule to reduce the likelihood of appearing in featured snippets, but with no guarantee. `nosnippet` takes priority over `data-nosnippet`. Google determines which pages are elevated to featured snippets. Clicking a featured snippet navigates users directly to the relevant section of the page, if technically possible.\n"],null,["# Featured Snippets and Your Website | Google Search Central\n\nFeatured snippets and your website\n==================================\n\nFeatured snippets are special boxes where the format of a regular search result is reversed, showing\nthe descriptive [snippet](/search/docs/appearance/snippet)\nfirst. They can also appear within a [related questions group](/search/docs/appearance/visual-elements-gallery#related-questions-group) (also known as \"People Also Ask\").\n[Read more about how Google's Featured Snippets work.](https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/9351707)\nAn illustration of a featured snippet in search results 7-10 minutes\n[How to make a hard-boiled egg](https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiled_egg)\n\nHow can I opt out of featured snippets?\n---------------------------------------\n\nThere are two ways that you can opt out of featured snippets:\n\n- [Block both featured and regular search snippets](#block-both)\n- [Block featured snippets only](#block-fs)\n\n### Block all snippets\n\nTo block all snippets (including featured snippets and regular snippets) from appearing for\na given page, add the [`nosnippet` rule](/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots-meta-tag#nosnippet)\nto that page.\n\n- Text marked by the [`data-nosnippet` HTML attribute](/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots-meta-tag#data-nosnippet-attr) won't appear in featured snippets or regular snippets either.\n- If both `nosnippet` and `data-nosnippet` rules appear in a page, `nosnippet` takes priority, and snippets won't be shown for the page.\n\n### Block featured snippets only\n\nIf you want to retain snippets in regularly-formatted search results, but you don't want to appear in\nfeatured snippets, experiment with setting the\n[`max-snippet` rule](/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots-meta-tag#max-snippet)\nto lower lengths. Featured snippets will only appear if enough text can be shown to generate a\nuseful featured snippet.\n\nKeep lowering the value if pages continue to show for featured snippets. In general, the\nshorter your `max-snippet` rule setting, the less likely the page\nwill appear as a featured snippet.\n\nGoogle does not provide an exact minimum length required to appear as a featured snippet.\nThis is because the minimum length is variable based on a number of factors, including---but not\nlimited to---the information in the snippet, the language, and the platform (mobile device, app,\nor desktop). \nUsing a low `max-snippet` setting doesn't guarantee that Google will stop showing featured snippets for your page. If you need a guaranteed solution, use the `nosnippet` rule.\n\nHow can I mark my page as a featured snippet?\n---------------------------------------------\n\nYou can't. Google systems determine whether a page would make a good featured snippet for a\nuser's search request, and if so, elevates it.\n\nWhat happens when a user clicks a featured snippet?\n---------------------------------------------------\n\nClicking a featured snippet takes the user directly to the section of the page that appeared\nin the featured snippet. Scrolling to the position that appeared in the snippet happens\nautomatically, without any additional annotation by the site. If a browser doesn't support the\nunderlying technology needed, or if our systems can't confidently determine exactly where\nwithin a page to direct a click, clicking a featured snippet will take a user to the top of\nthe source web page."]]
