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If you navigate to




Store > Configuration > Catalog > XML Sitemap




and scroll down to Search Engine Submission Settings, you’ll find a setting that enables you to add the sitemap: directive to your robots.txt file



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If you enable this, the URL towards your main sitemap index file (the one that contains just two URL-s, the URLs of your actual URL sitemap and image sitemap) will be added to the robots.txt file that’s dynamically generated on your website and if you visit yourstore.com/robots.txt you’ll see.




Content > Design > Configuration




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In here you can open an accordion section titled “Search Engine Robots”.



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PRO TIP: If you’re having trouble saving the configuration at this step locally, try this fix.






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    Go to:



    Content -> Design -> Configuration


    In the grid you will see a row which has only the website name no store view information, open that grid and you add the robots data.






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      If you navigate to




      Store > Configuration > Catalog > XML Sitemap




      and scroll down to Search Engine Submission Settings, you’ll find a setting that enables you to add the sitemap: directive to your robots.txt file



      enter image description here



      If you enable this, the URL towards your main sitemap index file (the one that contains just two URL-s, the URLs of your actual URL sitemap and image sitemap) will be added to the robots.txt file that’s dynamically generated on your website and if you visit yourstore.com/robots.txt you’ll see.




      Content > Design > Configuration




      enter image description here



      In here you can open an accordion section titled “Search Engine Robots”.



      enter image description here



      PRO TIP: If you’re having trouble saving the configuration at this step locally, try this fix.






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        If you navigate to




        Store > Configuration > Catalog > XML Sitemap




        and scroll down to Search Engine Submission Settings, you’ll find a setting that enables you to add the sitemap: directive to your robots.txt file



        enter image description here



        If you enable this, the URL towards your main sitemap index file (the one that contains just two URL-s, the URLs of your actual URL sitemap and image sitemap) will be added to the robots.txt file that’s dynamically generated on your website and if you visit yourstore.com/robots.txt you’ll see.




        Content > Design > Configuration




        enter image description here



        In here you can open an accordion section titled “Search Engine Robots”.



        enter image description here



        PRO TIP: If you’re having trouble saving the configuration at this step locally, try this fix.






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          If you navigate to




          Store > Configuration > Catalog > XML Sitemap




          and scroll down to Search Engine Submission Settings, you’ll find a setting that enables you to add the sitemap: directive to your robots.txt file



          enter image description here



          If you enable this, the URL towards your main sitemap index file (the one that contains just two URL-s, the URLs of your actual URL sitemap and image sitemap) will be added to the robots.txt file that’s dynamically generated on your website and if you visit yourstore.com/robots.txt you’ll see.




          Content > Design > Configuration




          enter image description here



          In here you can open an accordion section titled “Search Engine Robots”.



          enter image description here



          PRO TIP: If you’re having trouble saving the configuration at this step locally, try this fix.






          share|improve this answer














          If you navigate to




          Store > Configuration > Catalog > XML Sitemap




          and scroll down to Search Engine Submission Settings, you’ll find a setting that enables you to add the sitemap: directive to your robots.txt file



          enter image description here



          If you enable this, the URL towards your main sitemap index file (the one that contains just two URL-s, the URLs of your actual URL sitemap and image sitemap) will be added to the robots.txt file that’s dynamically generated on your website and if you visit yourstore.com/robots.txt you’ll see.




          Content > Design > Configuration




          enter image description here



          In here you can open an accordion section titled “Search Engine Robots”.



          enter image description here



          PRO TIP: If you’re having trouble saving the configuration at this step locally, try this fix.







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              Go to:



              Content -> Design -> Configuration


              In the grid you will see a row which has only the website name no store view information, open that grid and you add the robots data.






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                Go to:



                Content -> Design -> Configuration


                In the grid you will see a row which has only the website name no store view information, open that grid and you add the robots data.






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                  Go to:



                  Content -> Design -> Configuration


                  In the grid you will see a row which has only the website name no store view information, open that grid and you add the robots data.






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                  Go to:



                  Content -> Design -> Configuration


                  In the grid you will see a row which has only the website name no store view information, open that grid and you add the robots data.







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