Issue with indexing of theme on Google

I also have lots of unwanted pages indexed by google…
A google search of indexed pages (site:websitename.com) returns many pages inside folder “shortcodes”

My WordPress Address (URL) is http:website.com/blog
My Site Address (URL) is http:website.com

I tried the code mentioned above and also tried this:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin
Disallow: /blog/wp-admin
Disallow: /blog/wp-includes
Disallow: /blog/wp-content/plugins
Disallow: /blog/wp-content/cache
Disallow: /blog/wp-content/themes
Disallow: /blog/*?*
Disallow: /blog/*?
Allow: /blog/wp-content/uploads

But I’m getting “allowed” for lots of enfold content from the dummy data I guess (although I did not publish it – draft only) like http://websitename.com/homepage/home-v5/ and from a “shortcodes” folder.
pages like: http://websitename.com/shortcodes/promo-box/

Should these disallow statements have a slash on the end of them /blog/wp-content/themes/ ?

Plus, I guess, how do I get rid of the dummy data? I thought that not publishing it (setting it as draft only) would keep it from being indexed while I learned how to use the various options…wrong I guess ;{

Hey there!

I’ve added what you suggested above; however, Google is still indexing all of that stuff. I’ve recently added a subdomain and despite I tried to discourage it from happening, it did, so now there’s a long list of “index of” items on the results. Any more effective approach to this annoying matter, pls?

Great thanks!

hacart

Sure,

http://www.casadelmedia.com

subdomain:

hache.casadelmedia.com

The thing that makes is suspicious is that I know the indexing is working good, cos’ I published some articles recently. By this time all those “index of” should have desappeared long ago.

Best,

hacart

Hey Vinay,

Thanks for answering. I’ve sent the the URL deletion requests through the Search Console and they were apparently solved, so thanks again!

Best,

H.