Hi Michelle

I'm imagining the 'tekst' content block is created beneath the 'information-om-diabetes-fodtoej' page - and it must have a 'template' associated with its content type for it to display the content that 'should' be just part of the parent page.

Essentially if you have a content block like this with a template then it is considered by Umbraco to be a page 'in it's own right' and will have a Url that can be routed directly to it.

Normally a content block won't have a template associated with it, and a direct request to it's url returns a 404 page.

But sometimes people provide a template to allow you to 'preview' in the backoffice the component, in these circumstances it might be worth including a meta tag in the template that tells search engines not to Index the particular url.

https://developers.google.com/search/reference/robotsmetatag

<meta name="robots" content="noindex" />

But the big question is - how is google or a search engine even finding that Url?

Often people will build an Xml Sitemap to help search engines find and index content on their site - I can't check yours at the moment as it appears to be returning an error page:

https://www.sahva.dk/sitemap/

but quite often people will loop through the Umbraco site content to produce the Xml Sitemap and not exclude Content Blocks! - which is sometimes how Google can discover the direct Url to the content block...

https://our.umbraco.com/Documentation/Tutorials/Creating-an-XML-Site-Map/index-v7

So to resolve this:

Check if the sitemap is including these Urls or try to work out how search engines are finding them.

If the template is only provided for the content block to facilitate preview then, check for preview mode in the template, and if not in preview mode, 301 redirect to the parent Url - which will be the landing page.

eg

@if(!UmbracoContext.InPreviewMode){
       Response.RedirectPermanent(Model.Content.Parent.Url);
}

regards

Marc

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