Write a robots.txt from user agents, paths and a sitemap. Page tags stay on meta tags
A robots.txt tells a crawler what it may fetch. This page writes the lines from the fields on the page. Title and Open Graph tags stay on meta tags.
*. Allow, Disallow and Sitemaps take one path or URL per line. Crawl delay is optional.*, Allow to /, Disallow to /admin and /search, leaves Crawl delay empty, and sets Sitemaps to https://example.com/sitemap.xml.User-agent: *, Allow: /, Disallow: /admin, Disallow: /search, Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xml.* and empties the other fields and the result. Copy Result copies the text.Blank lines in a box are skipped. Several user agents are written first, then every Allow, then every Disallow, then Crawl-delay if the field has digits, then every Sitemap. A crawl delay that is not a whole number stops with an error. User agents alone, with no allow, disallow, delay or sitemap, also stops with an error. The field names in the output stay User-agent, Allow, Disallow, Crawl-delay and Sitemap.
Show Example leaves that field empty, so the line is omitted.
No. It writes robots.txt only.