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	But if the index.php is together with your wp-config.php and all other WP files in a subdir, meaning your blog is only accessible via that subdir, you need to manage your own robots.txt file in your <strong>domain root</strong>. It <em>has</em> to be in the root (!) and needs a line starting with <code>Sitemap:</code> followed by the full URL to the sitemap feed provided by XML Sitemap Feed plugin. Like:	You have to log in to add a translation.	Details
Original untranslated Permalink to original Translation History View original in consistency tool But if the index.php is together with your wp-config.php and all other WP files in a subdir, meaning your blog is only accessible via that subdir, you need to manage your own robots.txt file in your <strong>domain root</strong>. It <em>has</em> to be in the root (!) and needs a line starting with <code>Sitemap:</code> followed by the full URL to the sitemap feed provided by XML Sitemap Feed plugin. Like: But if the index.php is together with your wp-config.php and all other WP files in a subdir, meaning your blog is only accessible via that subdir, you need to manage your own robots.txt file in your <strong>domain root</strong>. It <em>has</em> to be in the root (!) and needs a line starting with <code>Sitemap:</code> followed by the full URL to the sitemap feed provided by XML Sitemap Feed plugin. Like: Comment Found in faq paragraph. You have to log in to edit this translation. Meta Status: untranslated Priority of the original: normal

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But if the index.php is together with your wp-config.php and all other WP files in a subdir, meaning your blog is only accessible via that subdir, you need to manage your own robots.txt file in your domain root. It has to be in the root (!) and needs a line starting with <code>Sitemap:</code> followed by the full URL to the sitemap feed provided by XML Sitemap Feed plugin. Like: But if the index.php is together with your wp-config.php and all other WP files in a subdir, meaning your blog is only accessible via that subdir, you need to manage your own robots.txt file in your domain root. It has to be in the root (!) and needs a line starting with <code>Sitemap:</code> followed by the full URL to the sitemap feed provided by XML Sitemap Feed plugin. Like:

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