I run a site built on wordpress and my question kind of sums up what I am looking for. There has been an update on google according to which mobile-friendliness of a site is now considered as a ranking factor. Since my site traffic has taken a significant dive I took a mobile-friendly-test. Although my site resizes pretty well in mobile devices, the test result still says my site is NOT mobile-friendly. On a closer look, the result also says - This page uses 20 resources which are blocked by robots.txt. And on further reading of this page I found that blocked resources are a part of the Mobile-SEO. It seems like googlebot needs access to css and js files of a site in order to determine the mobile-friendliness of a site. On the other hand I read long back that for a wordpress site wp-content folder should be blocked. So currently I have my robots.txt as given below. I am wondering on what would be the correct contents in a robots.txt if it is a wp-site, so my site could be read by the mobile-friendly tool as a complying site. Also is it okay to allow access to entire wp-content folder ? This is what my robots.txt looks like.User-agent: *Disallow: /cgi-bin/Disallow: /jwp/Disallow: /wp-admin/Disallow: /wp-includes/Disallow: /wp-content/Disallow: /trackback/Disallow: /feed/Disallow: /comments/Disallow: /xmlrpc.phpDisallow: /*?sDisallow: /search/Allow: /wp-content/themes/mysite/style.cssSitemap: http://mywebsite.com/sitemap_index.xml
How should a robots.txt be for a wordpress site in order to be mobile-friendly ?
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