Website Rob

Admin -> Dashboard: At a Glance – will state what version of WP and what Theme is being used. What does yours say?

If your Hoster provides cPanel then you can use the Addon Domains feature to run more than one Domain name using just one Hosting account. You do realize though that each Domain name will have to it’s own website, right?

PHP is not set up to show as a web page. Talk to your Hoster and they can help to resolve the problem.

Chris, there are too many ways to search for vulnerabilities in a website regardless of what software is being used. That is why website Security is so important. If you haven’t already, install a Firewall Plugin to help tighten things up. I can recommend WordFence (Free version) as a good one to use, having used & tested it myself and other sites.

Doing some learning about your Hosting environment and how to work with it will also help. If using Apache there are excellent Tutorials and Plugins available to help focus on specific security areas. This is also a requirement of running any type of website and either the Owner does it themselves or they get someone to do it for them. Everyone needs to understand their site will experience hack attempts and better to be prepared ahead of time.

As you don’t mention if you have any security Plugin installed that would do something like this, you should talk to your Hoster about it. They may have a Server Firewall Rule that is stopping you. If not, they can probably help you faster than anyone else and should be part of their Hosting Support.

First off, you stopped Google Image bot & MSNbot from indexing your site at all.

User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Disallow: /
User-agent: msnbot-media
Disallow: /

The above states to Disallow everything.

Disallowing in ‘robots.txt’ is fine if nothing has already been indexed. Presuming images already have been, you’ll want to remove any image blocking in the robots.txt file because if the bots cannot access images, they cannot remove them from their index. Sounds odd, I know, but that’s the way it works.

The only way to do what you want, prevent further indexing and remove the images already indexed, is with the following.

In robots.txt file

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/

Copy & Paste this in your .htacces file, somewhere above the WordPress code.

<FilesMatch “\.(gif|jpg|png|webp)$”>
Header always set x-robots-tag: noindex
</FilesMatch>

Code for the .htaccess file will tell the Search Bots you don’t want those image types indexed and if they are already indexed, then de-index them.

Now go to Google and type in: image site:yourdomain.com

On the Results page near page top you’ll see: All – Images – Videos – etc.

Click “Images” to see the ones already indexed. As it will take a long time to de-index all your images (we’re talking months), check once a month to see how many there are.

Once there are none, add this to your ‘robots.txt’ file.

Disallow: /wp-content/
Disallow: /wp-includes/

You can then remove the code from your .htaccess file.

Be aware that the changes may not work out the way you want as far what Search Engines show for anything image related.

If not happy with the results, remove the code from the .htaccess file, don’t Disallow in the ‘robots.txt’ file and, after a few months, your images will start to appear again.

First, correct URL is: http://bitelectronicsystem.com/

Second, do you have Javascript enabled?

You say you cannot login. What happens when you try? More information you provide the better help you will get.