Hi,
I searched on the forum and I didn't found a solution to modify the robots.txt file so where I can find that file? I found that it is somehow virtual so how can we acces the file and modify it?
Thanks!
Sorry my question is where I can find the file to edit it, I didn't formulated correctly sorry. I didn't found the file on the server so that's why asked this question. Thanks for information @chris37 anyway.I don't use the original but probably is here.
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The other way is to look in your file manager in your cpanel.
How I say above I don't use the origina so I can't help you more...Sorry my question is where I can find the file to edit it, I didn't formulated correctly sorry. I didn't found the file on the server so that's why asked this question. Thanks for information @chris37 anyway.
Hi,Hi,
I searched on the forum and I didn't found a solution to modify the robots.txt file so where I can find that file? I found that it is somehow virtual so how can we acces the file and modify it?
Thanks!
So where is the file? I didn't found it on cPanel? Is not a good thing to autogenerate that file and to not have access to it maybe some customers of your plugin have knowledge about how to use robots.txt and wants ro change it.Hi,
Thank you for your question. As far as I know, you can extract the file via your cpanel in order to edit it. But we do not recommend touching it since the file is being generated automatically.
If you don’t have a robots.txt file in your site’s root directory, then you can create one. All you need to do is create a new text file on your computer and save it as robots.txt. Then, just upload it to your site’s root folder.So where is the file? I didn't found it on cPanel? Is not a good thing to autogenerate that file and to not have access to it maybe some customers of your plugin have knowledge about how to use robots.txt and wants ro change it.
if you enable the setting above you dont need to do nothing more!!I don't use the original but probably is here.
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The other way is to look in your file manager in your cpanel.
As I found is virtual somewhere if I write in the browser mystore.com/robots.txt the page exists but I don't know where is the file on the server, normally the file need to be on root on the server on cpanel in public_html folder but I can't find it.If you don’t have a robots.txt file in your site’s root directory, then you can create one. All you need to do is create a new text file on your computer and save it as robots.txt. Then, just upload it to your site’s root folder.
I know but I want to modify that file this is the topic.if you enable the setting above you dont need to do nothing more!!
Do you ever hear the word "Google it" ?I know but I want to modify that file this is the topic.
Yes you are right. It is in cPanel>File Manager>public_html.As I found is virtual somewhere if I write in the browser mystore.com/robots.txt the page exists but I don't know where is the file on the server, normally the file need to be on root on the server on cpanel in public_html folder but I can't find it.
There I found it us well ... but we use woocomerce...and our robot.txt is created by our SEO plugin in my case rankmath.
Yes I am using the original one and robots.txt file is not on the server I am still searching.There I found it us well ... but we use woocomerce...and our robot.txt is created by our SEO plugin in my case rankmath.
He use the original one with the inbuild SEO option... I don't use original theme anymore for I check it out.
Yes there I tried to look but unfortunetly no file.