Suffusion Theme Template Sitemap shows you how to setup an internal sitemap for your site. This is similar to sitemap.xml.
Last Updated: March 3, 2018
Latest News: I have updated the documentation below.
An internal sitemap which is similar to a sitemap.xml link used for search engines, is important. It allows your visitors to quickly find what they are looking for plus it creates an internal linking structure.
Setting up a sitemap makes Google Webmasters Tools happy, search engines happy and is great for SEO.
Suffusion Theme Template Sitemap Settings
Step 1 ) Go to Appearance -> Suffusion Options -> Templates -> Sitemap to set up the following option. See image below.
Step 2 ) The following Contents of Sitemap allows you to select one, two or as many fields that you want to appear in your sitemap page.
- Pages
- Categories
- Authors
- Yearly Archives
- Monthly Archives
- Weekly Archives
- Daily Archives
- Tags
- Blog Posts
Step 3 ) The following fields Label allows you to select a Label name per field. When you first view this template you will notice that each field has a default name already assigned. You can change this name if you want.
- Label for Pages
- Label for Categories
- Label for Authors
- Label for Yearly Archives
- Label for Monthly Archives
- Label for Weekly Archives
- Label for Daily Archives
- Label for Tags
- Label for Blog Posts
- Sequence of Sitemap Contents
Step 4 ) The following image Sequence of Sitemap Contents allows you to set up the order for each field from the following buttons. Simply drag and drop the button by moving the button up or down to change the order.
- Pages
- Categories
- Authors
- Yearly Archives
- Monthly Archives
- Weekly Archives
- Daily Archives
- Tags
- Blog Posts
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