vaniivan

<p>This plugin warns you of server IP address changes, so you can take care of Search Engine Visibility settings.<br />
This can happen if you move your database between development, staging and production environments, or on the first deployment of your site.<br />
It’s bad to keep robots.txt on for production, but could also be bad if you leave the robots.txt off on staging or development,<br />
since the whole staging.example.com domain could be indexed by Search Engines.</p>
<h3>External Services</h3>
<p>This plugin makes use of the http://ipecho.net service for external IP address resolution. More info here: https://ipecho.net/developers.html</p>


A3 Robots Warning

Warns you of server IP address changes, so you can take care of Search Engine Visibility settings.

Karan Makani

<p><strong>Admin Robots.txt Editor</strong> automatically creates a default <code>robots.txt</code> file (if missing) and provides a user-friendly interface to edit it from the WordPress dashboard.</p>
<h3>Features:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Automatically generates <code>robots.txt</code> with default SEO-friendly rules</li>
<li>Simple admin panel to view and edit contents</li>
<li>Option to reset to default content</li>
<li>Fully editable using a WordPress textarea field</li>
<li>No need for FTP or file access</li>
<li>Uses the official <code>robots_txt</code> hook (recommended by WordPress.org)</li>
</ul>


Admin Robots.txt Editor

Easily create, edit, and manage your site's robots.txt file directly from the WordPress admin panel.

A3 Robots Warning vs Admin Robots.txt Editor