How can I add a meta noindex to unfinished CMS pages in Webflow?

To add a meta noindex to unfinished CMS pages in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

Step 1: Identify the unfinished CMS pages
First, determine which CMS pages you consider as unfinished and where you want to add the noindex meta tag. Take note of their URLs or create a list to keep track of them.

Step 2: Access the page settings
Navigate to your Webflow project and open the Designer. From there, go to the Pages panel on the left-hand side and select the CMS collection template of the unfinished pages you want to update.

Step 3: Add custom code
Once you're in the CMS collection template, open the Page Settings panel on the right-hand side. Scroll down until you find the Head Code section. In this section, you can add custom code that will be injected into the head of each page that uses this template.

Step 4: Insert the noindex meta tag
To add the noindex meta tag, you need to insert the following code:

```html

This meta tag informs search engines not to index the page. Copy the above code snippet and paste it into the Head Code section.

Step 5: Publish changes
After adding the noindex meta tag, make sure to save the changes and publish your site for the updates to take effect.

Remember, adding the noindex meta tag prevents search engines from indexing the unfinished CMS pages. It's crucial to remove the noindex tag once the pages are ready to be indexed to ensure they are discoverable by search engines.

Note: The specific steps and terminology might vary depending on the current version and updates made to Webflow.