If you're experiencing a "video indexing issue" in Webflow for pages that do not contain any video elements, there could be a few possible causes for this behavior. Let's explore some potential reasons:
1. Embedded Code: Check if you have any custom code embedded on the page that might be attempting to load or reference a video. Sometimes, third-party scripts or plugins can inadvertently cause video indexing issues.
2. Metadata: Review the Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata on the problematic pages. These tags are used by social media platforms to display content previews and can include video references. If there's any video-related metadata, it could trigger video indexing issues even if there's no actual video element on the page.
3. Crawling Errors: It's possible that search engine crawlers are encountering errors when attempting to index your pages. To diagnose this, check if there are any issues with your robots.txt file or any server-side configurations that might be blocking or redirecting crawlers.
4. Cache or CDN: Sometimes, cached versions of your web pages or a content delivery network (CDN) may serve outdated or incorrect versions of your pages. This could potentially cause video indexing issues if there were previously videos on those pages. Clearing your cache or purging the CDN might help resolve this.
5. Structured Data Markup: If you have markup such as Schema.org or JSON-LD on your pages, double-check if there's any video-related structured data that might be confusing search engines. Incorrectly implemented markup can lead to unexpected indexing behavior.
6. Browser Extensions or Plugins: Occasionally, browser extensions or plugins can interfere with the normal functioning of websites. If you or your users have any extensions installed that might have an impact on video rendering or indexing, try disabling them temporarily to see if the issue persists.
If none of these suggestions resolve the issue, I would recommend reaching out to the Webflow support team for further assistance. They have access to additional troubleshooting tools and resources that can help identify and address the root cause of the problem.