Does somebody know a way to exclude/include only the static pages (neither the blogs nor the posts) in the search results?
Thank you in advance.
Regards
Lucius

I'm having a similar question. What I came up with is adding/modifying my robots.txt on my website.

user-agent: *
disallow: /SQL-blog/
disallow: /Business-Development-blog/
allow: /SQL-blog/2
allow: /Business-Development-blog/2

We have two blogs. one SQL-blog, the other Business-Development-blog, and we want to only allowing search engines to index pages that are static. mostly the point is to exclude the main index.html page.

Not certain if it works yet, as robots take a while to get reprocessed and actioned, I think

Either use robots.txt, you can use Meta Tags (http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/03/using-robots-meta-tag.html meta tags) with "nofollow, noindex for example). Or you can also use Webmaster Tools (Google) to demande exclude the page from search results.