Sitemap Provider It’s possible to create a so called custom sitemap provider and register it with wp_register_sitemap_provider(). It’s helpful to look at the core setup, e.g. for the WP_Sitemaps_Posts provider and also the dev notes. Basic Example – Sitemap with custom URLs Here’s a very basic example that adds the wpse provider that extends WP_Sitemaps_Provider, … Read more
Something like this? “This plugin generates a customizable sitemap which you can add to any page on your site using a simple shortcode.” Atlas HTML Sitemap Generator
If you are using functions.php script to register custom post type, you should declare false to ‘has_archive’ => true,. function custom_post_type() { $labels = array( … ); $args = array( // you have to set it to False. ‘has_archive’ => false, ); register_post_type( ‘post_type’, $args ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘custom_post_type’, 0 );
WordPress is set up in a way that mostly ignores existing files. If what you want is literally upload fixed sitemap.xml file you can just do that and upload it to the root of your site (using FTP, hosting control panel, or whatever). WordPress will just ignore it and it will be available at example.com/sitemap.xml … Read more
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_gmt_from_date Replace all instances of get_the_date or the_date with echo get_gmt_from_date(get_the_date(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’)). That’s not a quick fix, it’s a way to fix your sitemaps. EDIT: WordPress SEO runs it’s raw dates from MySQL through a WP function called mysql2date, which in turn calls date_i18n. date_i18n happens to have a handy filter which you can tie … Read more
Short answer: No, it does not have any impact at all. Longer answer: The ‘Order’ field is a remnant from the early days of WordPress. Its only purpose is to order the pages in the admin for easier content management. Plus, people can use it to display a list of pages in their preferred order, … Read more
Go to Admin > Settings > Permalinks and click save without altering anything “Sometimes resetting the permalink structure will quickly solve a 404 error from a recent change to your installation.” See http://kb.yoast.com/article/77-my-sitemap-index-is-giving-a-404-error-what-should-i-do for further details
Yes. Then it works. Add a new post and see if it changes. You can submit your sitemap to search engines but they will eventually pick it up regardless. Just give it time to see results — it’s not instant. Use Google Console https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/sitemap-list to make sure it’s getting picked up.
WordPress multisite subdomains or suddirectories? I’m not sure if you’re getting the two confused. Multisite subdomains are basically fake subdomains that simply have a CNAME or A-Name record added in the DNS records. That said, and I believe one responder said this, you just need a sitemap for the root domain, and then you’ll have … Read more
The following code works right off the bat. Your sitemap will show up on: https://your-website-name.com/sitemap.xml Every time you create or update a page, post or custom post type it will show. Make sure to add the name of your custom post type: add_action( ‘publish_post’, ‘ow_create_sitemap’ ); add_action( ‘publish_page’, ‘ow_create_sitemap’ ); add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘ow_create_sitemap’ ); function … Read more