Announcing new module SitemapMgr
Posted: Sat May 20, 2017 9:39 am
This module creates page and module sitemap, robots.txt and humans.txt files.
Included with sitemap templates in the Design Manager for several modules: News, CGBlog, Products, etc.
1. After installation you will find the SitemapMgr module in the Site Admin menu.
2. The install process will automatically create a robots.txt, a sitemap.xml and a sitemap-pages.xml file. The last one is stored in a seperate folder in the /assets/ directory, according to CMSMS 2.2 specs.
Pre-existing humans.txt and robots.txt files are not overwritten, but the content is re-used in the module!
3. The humans.txt file is only created after you update the content and save it... If you don't want to use this feature afterall, just empty the content and save... The file will be deleted.
4. By default there is a sitemap file created for content pages. In the tab "Sitemaps" you can create more sitemaps.
5. An internal cron job will recreate the sitemaps every 12 hour.
6. In the website root you will find the sitemap index file ( website.com/sitemap.xml ). It is a sitemap for sitemaps. Submit *only* this file to Bing, Google, or... No need to submit all individual sitemaps!
Download via Module Manager or http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/sitemapmgr
Included with sitemap templates in the Design Manager for several modules: News, CGBlog, Products, etc.
1. After installation you will find the SitemapMgr module in the Site Admin menu.
2. The install process will automatically create a robots.txt, a sitemap.xml and a sitemap-pages.xml file. The last one is stored in a seperate folder in the /assets/ directory, according to CMSMS 2.2 specs.
Pre-existing humans.txt and robots.txt files are not overwritten, but the content is re-used in the module!
3. The humans.txt file is only created after you update the content and save it... If you don't want to use this feature afterall, just empty the content and save... The file will be deleted.
4. By default there is a sitemap file created for content pages. In the tab "Sitemaps" you can create more sitemaps.
5. An internal cron job will recreate the sitemaps every 12 hour.
6. In the website root you will find the sitemap index file ( website.com/sitemap.xml ). It is a sitemap for sitemaps. Submit *only* this file to Bing, Google, or... No need to submit all individual sitemaps!
Download via Module Manager or http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/sitemapmgr
