How to add Sitemap in CPanel | How to add Robots.txt file in Cpanel

A sitemap is a list of the pages on your site accessible to visitors or search engines. The most popular use of sitemaps is for search engine optimization. This provides search engines with a file that can be instantly scanned to find your site's pages. This means that all your pages have a better chance of getting indexed. While there are different ways to create a sitemap, the fastest way is to use a free online tool.

There are many websites online that offer free sitemap generators.

For this example we will use http://www.xml-sitemaps.com to create an XML sitemap.

After navigating to the website,

1. Fill in your website information and click Start:

2. While it's working it will show your website being scanned:

3. Once it is complete, you will have an .xml file that you can download and upload to your site

Remember that the file will not be linked to your actual website. This sitemap is only for search engines crawling your website. Search engines will crawl the .xml file and use it to help index your site.

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How to Create Robots.txt file and What is Robots.txt

A robots.txt file tells search engine crawlers what URLs the crawler can access on your site. This is mainly used to avoid overloading your site with requests; This is not a system to keep any web page out of Google. To keep a web page away from Google, block indexing with Noindex or password protect the page.

A robots.txt file can be found at the base of your website. For example, for the website www.example.com, the robots.txt file is located at www.example.com/robots.txt. The robots.txt file is a plain text file that follows the robots exclusion standard. The robots.txt file contains one or more rules. Each rule restricts or allows access to a single file location on the domain or subdomain where the robots.txt file is hosted.

A) Here is a simple robots.txt file with two rules:-

User-agent: Googlebot

Disallow: /nogooglebot/

User-agent: *

Allow: /

Sitemap: https://www.example.com/sitemap.xml

B) Basic guidelines for creating a robots.txt file

There are four steps involved in creating a robots.txt file and making it generally accessible and useful:-

1. Create a file named robots.txt.

2. Add rules to the robots.txt file.

3. Upload the robots.txt file to the root of your site.

4. Test the robots.txt file

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How to Create XML Sitemap for website | How to Create Sitemap for Cpanel...

XML sitemaps are the most adaptable sitemap format. It's easily expandable and may be used to provide extra information about photos, videos, and news items, as well as localized versions of your pages.

When you create a sitemap, you're telling search engines which URLs you want to appear in search results. These are the official URLs. If you have the same material accessible via several URLs, select the preferred URL and include it in the sitemap rather than all URLs that link to the same content.

When you need to rapidly construct a sitemap for a small website (up to 500 pages), this is the tool to use.

1) XML-sitemaps.com

2) mysitemapgenerator.com

3) octopus.do

4) smallseotools.com

5) labnol.org

6) seoptimer.com

7) duplichecker.com

8) powermapper.com

There is no need to register, and sitemaps are available immediately.

You can either download the XML sitemap file or receive it via email and then place it on your website.

How to create Google Search Console by Cpanel

DNS records have existed since the inception of the internet. This can be a difficult task, and the stages varies depending on the domain. We've done our best to make this task as simple as possible, but you may become frustrated.

Before you begin, ensure that you have the account ID and password required to access your registrar. If you require assistance with that account, please contact your registrar. 

How to add your verification code

1. Find your DNS records

a) Open cPanel at your registrar, and then scroll to Domains. Click Zone editor. 

(b) Find the domain you're setting u today and click Manage.

2. Add your verification code 

(a) Click the down arrow next to Add record, and then select Add TXT record.

(b) Fill out the form.

(c) Click Add record.

Tell Google to verify your code

(a) Return to the browser tab where you have the Google Workspace setup tool open.

(b) On the page where you copied your verification code, scroll to the bottom and click Protect domain.

Page Speed Insights Accessibility Audit | How to Resolve Website Speed P...

A site that is accessible is one whose content can be accessed independently of any user's disabilities and whose functionality can be controlled by the widest possible range of users.

As developers, it's simple to assume that all users can see and interact with your page via a keyboard, mouse, or touch screen. This can result in an experience that works well for some people but causes problems for others, ranging from minor annoyances to full blockages.

These checks show areas where you may improve the accessibility of your web app. Because only a fraction of accessibility concerns can be found automatically, manual testing is also suggested. 

Accessibility Audits

These checks ensure that your page is optimized for users to be able to see and interact with page content.

A) Accessibility Overview

B) Audit scoring

C) Additional items to manually check

1. Custom controls have ARIA roles

2. Custom controls have associated labels

3. User focus is not accidentally trapped in a region

4. Interactive controls are keyboard focusable

5. Interactive elements indicate their purpose and state

6. The page has a logical tab order

7. The user's focus is directed to new content added to the page

8. Offscreen content is hidden from assistive technology

9. HTML5 landmark elements are used to improve navigation

10. Visual order on the page follows DOM order