Tilda Robots Txt how to edit
Learn how to edit your robots.txt file to maximize SEO with a step-by-step guide and example.
Editing Your Robots.txt File
Robots.txt files are a great way to control how search engine crawlers interact with your website. By controlling which parts of your website are indexed, you can ensure that your content is seen by the right people and in the right way. However, editing these files can be a bit tricky, especially if you’re not familiar with web development. Here’s how to edit your robots.txt file on the Tilda platform.
First, you will need to log in to your Tilda account and select the project you want to edit. Once you have selected the project, go to the “Settings” tab and find the “Robots.txt” option. From there, you can edit the file directly. To edit the file, you will need to know the syntax of the robots.txt language, which is fairly straightforward:
User-agent: [user-agent name]
Disallow: [path to file or directory]
Allow: [path to file or directory]
Noindex: [path to file or directory]
Sitemap: [sitemap URL]
The “User-agent” line specifies which user agent (bot) you are giving instructions to. You can use the wildcard (*) to indicate all user agents. The “Disallow” line tells the bot not to index a certain file or directory. The “Allow” line does the opposite and tells the bot to index the specified file or directory. The “Noindex” line tells the bot not to index the specified file or directory, but it still allows the bot to crawl it. Finally, the “Sitemap” line tells the bot where to find your sitemap. You can find more information about the syntax on the Robots.txt official website.
Once you have finished editing your robots.txt file, be sure to save it before you close the editor. The changes you make will be applied immediately, so you should check to make sure everything is working properly. That’s all there is to it! With a few simple steps, you can edit your robots.txt file on the Tilda platform and control how search engine crawlers interact with your website.