Within the SITEMAP SETTINGS section, make sure the Show titles checkbox is selected.You’ll likely want your Main navigation and any other visitor-facing menus along with your primary Vocabularies (tags and categories). Within the SITEMAP CONTENT section, select the appropriate check boxes.You can make this as long or as short as you like. This helps the page look more like a natural page on your website, and not just a “sitemap”. Add some text to the Sitemap message field that will display at the top of the page as an introduction to the page listing.In the Page title field, add the title of the page using some keywords or your site name.Click Configuration > Search and metadata > Sitemap (Coffee: “sitemap”) or visit in your browser.Click the Save permissions button at the bottom of the page.Since you want visitors to view the sitemap, you’ll need to select the check boxes to allow Anonymous User and Authenticated User to “View published sitemap”.Select the appropriate checkbox to give yourself permissions for “Administer sitemap” if necessary.
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Click the Install button at the bottom of the page.Ĭonfigure Permissions for the Sitemap Module.Go to the Extend page: Click Extend (Coffee: “extend”) or visit in your browser.( Go here for more instructions on installing modules.) Install the Sitemap module on your server.Search engines will also crawl the HTML sitemap which, along with the XML sitemap, increases positive exposure for your content. This helpful page can increase visitor time on site and reduce bounce rate. The Sitemap module makes it easier for visitors to find content and that improves SEO. It also displays RSS feeds for blogs and categories. The Drupal Sitemap module provides an HTML sitemap that gives visitors an overview of your website. Anna Kalata who did a great job of porting this module to Drupal 8.
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