Sitemap For Magento 2

Our Magento 2 SITEMAP extension enriches your site by offering an easy location of pages. Customers can find information easily through the sitemap. It gives an excellent overview of your store/ website. Sitemaps make navigating through your store/website easy. Its Beneficial for search engines as this information helps to index every content without missing out and makes your store/website SEO friendly.

Table of Content

Features

  • Split all categories links.
  • Add important pages links.
  • Easy navigation.
  • Add custom URL pages.
  • Add any extra links to pages lost on the website.
  • Manage internal links.
  • Easy shortcut to the home page, and contact page.
  • Index pages efficiently and quickly.

Steps:

  1. Extension Installation Guide
  2. Configuration Details
  3. Frontend Examples
  • Extension Installation
    • Download the zip file
    • Extract and put it into <Magento-Directory>/app/code/
    • Open CLI in Magento directory and Run Magento installation commands
      • php bin/magento setup:upgrade
      • php bin/magento setup:di:compile
      • php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
      • php bin/magento cache:clean
      • php bin/magento cache:flush
  • Configuration Details:
    • Configuration Login to the Admin Magento,Stores > Configuration > VDCSTORE > SITEMAP
  • Admin can Enable / Disable the Sitemap module.
  • Select “YES in the show search field to enable search in the sitemap.
  • Enable categories sitemap to show categories in the sitemap.
  • Input title to display for categories under categories header title.
  • Choose categories that you don t want to show under exclude categories.
  • Enable products sitemap to show products in the sitemap.
  • Input title to display for products under products header title.
  • Choose the maximum limit for products to show on the sitemap.
  • Enable CMS pages sitemap.
  • Choose a title for CMS pages to display.
  • Select the pages which you don t want to show in the sitemap.
  • Frontend Examples
  • Front end view, where a customer can access your store/ website s sitemap.
  • The categories section view in the sitemap from the customer end.
  • The products section view in the sitemap from the customer end.
  • The CMS page section view in the sitemap from the customer end.