The robots.txt file controls how search engines crawl your website. In Nilead, you can update this file easily through the admin panel. Just be cautious with the auto-generated sitemap line — it ensures search engines can find your site map and index your pages properly.
Admin access to your Nilead website
Basic understanding of search engine indexing
Optional: Familiarity with robots.txt syntax
robots.txt is a plain text file stored at the root of your website that tells web crawlers (like Googlebot) which parts of your site they can or cannot access.
Common use cases:
Block access to certain folders or pages
Prevent duplicate content from being indexed
Point search engines to your sitemap
To access and update your robots file:

Open the Quick Menu in the Nilead admin.
Search for “Robots” and select the Robots.txt management tool.
Edit the file contents as needed.
Click Save to apply your changes.
Example:
User-agent: * Disallow: /private/
Nilead automatically appends a Sitemap: line at the bottom of your robots.txt file. This line tells search engines where to find your sitemap.
Example:
Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml🚫 Do not delete or modify this line unless you are absolutely sure. Incorrect edits can disrupt indexing of your entire site.
1. Can I block certain pages from being indexed?
Yes. Use Disallow: followed by the path. For example: Disallow: /thank-you.
2. What happens if I remove the Sitemap line?
Search engines may not find your sitemap automatically, which can negatively affect your site’s indexing and SEO performance.
3. Can I edit robots.txt for specific bots like Bingbot?
Yes. You can define rules per bot using User-agent: sections.
4. Will changes to robots.txt affect existing indexed pages?
Yes. If you block pages that were previously indexed, search engines will eventually remove them.
5. Can I preview the file before saving?
Currently, there’s no live preview, but changes are instant and can be reverted manually if needed.