
If you run a WordPress site, chances are you want to control which pages appear in search results — and which don’t. Some pages should be hidden from search engines to avoid duplicate content, private data exposure, or low-value indexing.
With the latest update of the Sitemap plugin by BestWebSoft, you can now manage robots meta directives and robots.txt exclusions directly from your post or page editor — no extra plugins or code required.
In this article, we’ll explain the difference between robots.txt and meta name=”robots” tags, what each directive means (noindex, nofollow, etc.), when to use them, and how to activate this feature.
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