A sitemap provides search engines with a clear map of your website’s structure
Elements automatically generates a sitemap.xml file in the root of your website. By default, all new pages are included in the sitemap.
If you want to exclude a page, simply uncheck the Include in sitemap option in the Page Inspector.
Once you've exported or published your website you will find the sitemap.xml file in the root folder of your website.
A sitemap provides search engines with a clear map of your website’s structure, and using one comes with several key benefits:
Sitemaps list all the important pages on your site, making it easier for search engines like Google to find and index them, especially if:
Your site is new and has few external links
Some pages are hard to discover through internal navigation alone
A well-maintained sitemap ensures that your most important content is noticed and crawled efficiently, which can improve how your site appears in search results.
You decide what gets included. Pages you don’t want indexed, like landing pages, test pages, or thank-you pages can be excluded.
Elements will not add Folders or the following file types to your sitemap.
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