Can i put a sitemap on my website?

Looking to build a sitemap into my site?

An HTML for visitors, plus a back log for google bots can i do this?

Callum Clarke

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Posted 7 years ago

7 years ago

Boomer, Champion

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Hey Callum,

Have a look at this old thread...
http://forum.yola.com/yola/topics/whe...

7 years ago

Callum Clarke

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I am looking for a way of placing a sitemap, html and a way the Google bots can crawl through my site quicker, is this possible?

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Is there away of placing a sitemap on mywebsite?.

7 years ago

Callum Clarke

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Hi i have read through this but it does not explain how to get the sitemap on my website?

7 years ago

Stefan, Official Rep

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Hello Callum Clarke

The sitemap of your Yola website will be created for you automatically. This tutorial has more information: Google Webmaster.

7 years ago

Callum Clarke

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Hi,

Stefan i would like to display the site map on my actual website, i have sorted the google websmaster out now?

7 years ago

Stefan, Official Rep

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Hello Callum

You have access to your Sitemap via this URL:
http://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml
You could add it as a link to your website.

7 years ago

Callum Clarke

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So i can not display the sitemap at the bottom of my website?

7 years ago

Stefan, Official Rep

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You could add it e.g. in an iframe at the bottom of your website (you will need to repeat this for each page):

Drag and drop an HTML Widget to the bottom of your page.

Copy/paste the following code into the HTML editor:

<iframe src ="http://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml" width="100%" height="300">


<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>


</iframe>

You can adjust the height to your liking.

I know this doesn't look nice and is maybe not what you were thinking of. If you surf on the internet, you will realize that hardly any website displays a sitemap any more because it has become quite old-fashioned.

If you have a good navigation, you won't need to display the sitemap of your website, and with regard to SEO, submitting it to Google and other search engines will absolutely do the job!

7 years ago

Callum Clarke

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Ok stefan thank you for your help.

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