Today I got a mail from Google webmasters, that Google bots are unable to find robots.txt file of my website. This is not actually a problem (from crawling perspective at least, it might be for excluding things from crawling, which the file primarily used for). The robots.txt is neither mandatory on necessary for your site … Read more
Not a wordpress questions really. You will get much better responses at stackoverflow.com. However you instigated my curiosity… you can get the referral url by using the following javascript: document.referrer You could add that to your current AD script to check if the document.referrer == “some url” before displaying the ad. See more examples here
WordPress comes with a built-in feature that allows you to instruct search engines not to index your site. All you need to do is visit Settings » Reading and check the box next to Search Engine Visibility option. When this box is checked, WordPress adds this line to your website’s header: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow” /> … Read more
Zeen theme has a Typography section where it loads all the fonts
When you are migrating the wp site you have to download the wp-content folder, and the database, and you have to replace the links in the database. you can then istall a fresh version of wp in the new location and replace the wp-content folder and the modifyed database, howewer, some errors may occure, ore … Read more
How to fetch csv file and show in shortcode
Jamie, do you already have hosting for your WordPress site? And to be specific, is your WordPress site self-hosted, or are you using WordPress.com? If I understand your question correctly, you will need to point the domain name you purchased to your hosting/server. Depending on where you are hosting your site, you may have access … Read more
Just delete file robots.txt. WordPress is generating virtual robots.txt file, and Yoast SEO plugin (and other plugins too) allows you to customize it. But, if you have an actual robots.txt file, it will prevent virtual one to work.
This is not a WordPress question, but since I’ve dealt with this before here’s a quick answer. Ensure that your site or application follows the guidelines above, then you can request a review in the Security Issues report. Source: Malware and unwanted software
You can manually uninstall plugins by removing the plugin folder in /wp-content/plugins and if need be drop the tables involved in phpmyadmin. Steps to add Google Analytics to your wordpress sites: Go to Appearance, Editor. Choose header.php Paste the GA code above the tag Save the header.php