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Is robots.txt file enough to block some pages from Search Engines? I mean from crawling and indexing.
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No its not enough. Its best that you block them through .htaccess file.
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(10-24-2019, 05:52 AM)lammao Wrote: Is robots.txt file enough to block some pages from Search Engines? I mean from crawling and indexing.
Robots.text file only tells search engines or suggest some might say that it can or cannot crawl & index any page. It doesn't necessarily blocks them. .htaccess file is the best option for you as @
ksmith29 suggested.
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Can anyone provide me the code for htaccess file?
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I hope the article helped you.
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If it is linked to from other websites, a page that is disallowed in robots.txt can still be indexed. While Google won't slither or record the substance hindered by a robots.txt document, we could in any case find and file a prohibited URL in the event that it is connected from different puts on the web.
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