This configuration can be activated in the Control Panel. Since I do not know which one you use, I can not tell you the steps, but disable first and foremost a switch box to the display of the directory of your website. They do not pay attention to all those who are different, since the method is automatically to be fair, once you are in your control panel for protection.
If you find any reason not to, here are the instructions --
How do you keep a list of directories on your site. Htaccess: http://www.thesitewizard.com/apache/prev ...
Depending on your web server. Is usually a parameter that gives the noindex for specific directories. But you can make a cut just create an empty index.html and then in the directory.
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This configuration can be activated in the Control Panel. Since I do not know which one you use, I can not tell you the steps, but disable first and foremost a switch box to the display of the directory of your website. They do not pay attention to all those who are different, since the method is automatically to be fair, once you are in your control panel for protection.
If you find any reason not to, here are the instructions --
How do you keep a list of directories on your site. Htaccess: http://www.thesitewizard.com/apache/prev ...
If you have cPanel, it can also help --
CPanel Glossary: http://twiki.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/A ...
CPanel Tutorial: Files - Temporary files: http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/cPan ...
Ron
Depending on your web server. Is usually a parameter that gives the noindex for specific directories. But you can make a cut just create an empty index.html and then in the directory.
Create an HTML file named index.html or index.htm and then to the subdirectory that the site will soon follow the other is transmitted.
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