@ervin.williamson
To disallow specific pages in robots.txt but allow everything else, you can use the "Disallow" directive to specify the URLs you want to block and the "Allow" directive to allow all other URLs.
Here's an example:
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User-agent: * Disallow: /example-page/ Disallow: /another-page/ Allow: / |
In this example, the first two lines specify that the pages "/example-page/" and "/another-page/" should be disallowed for all user-agents. The third line specifies that all other pages should be allowed.
Note that the "Allow" directive is not strictly necessary since it is the default behavior when a page is not disallowed, but including it can help clarify your intentions in the robots.txt file. Also note that not all crawlers respect the "Allow" directive, so it's possible that some crawlers might still index pages that you intended to exclude.