robots.txt file

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Guest

how do I enter a robots.txt file into my websites root directory?
hmm!
Also .... where is the root directory and what does it look like?
Sorry I'm only a beginner
 
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Sparky Polastri

genset5 said:
how do I enter a robots.txt file into my websites root directory?
hmm!
Also .... where is the root directory and what does it look like?
Sorry I'm only a beginner


http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=robots.txt+tutorial

The "root" is always the top level of anything.

The "root" of your hard drive is the area where you can put files that is
not inside any folders.

The "root" of the web site is the area where you are not inside a folder;
so, "yourweb.com" rather than "yourweb.com/somefolder/"

(The terminology comes from the "tree" diagram of folders, each folder is a
branch, the files are the leaves and the "root" is the part where there are
no branches yet. They could have said "trunk" ... but that implies a
container in other useages so it is not a good a term as "root".)
 
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Guest

thanx sparky

Sparky Polastri said:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=robots.txt+tutorial

The "root" is always the top level of anything.

The "root" of your hard drive is the area where you can put files that is
not inside any folders.

The "root" of the web site is the area where you are not inside a folder;
so, "yourweb.com" rather than "yourweb.com/somefolder/"

(The terminology comes from the "tree" diagram of folders, each folder is a
branch, the files are the leaves and the "root" is the part where there are
no branches yet. They could have said "trunk" ... but that implies a
container in other useages so it is not a good a term as "root".)
 

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