Every Limecube site has an XML sitemap that's generated and kept up to date automatically, every time you change a page, blog post or product. Search engines use it to find and re-crawl your pages, so there's nothing for you to build or maintain.
Where it is#
There's an information-only tab at SEO Manager › XML sitemap (nothing to configure), and the file itself lives at
yoursite.com/sitemap.xml. Use View sitemap to open it, or Submit to Google to jump to Search Console.Submitting it to search engines#
- 1Copy your sitemap URL (
yoursite.com/sitemap.xml). - 2Submit it in Google Search Console (and Bing Webmaster Tools, if you use it).
- 3Add a
Sitemap:line to your robots.txt so crawlers can find it on their own.
Removing a page from the sitemap#
Set the page to noindex on the Page indexation tab (or in its Page Settings › SEO). Noindexed pages are dropped from the sitemap automatically. Remember that noindex also keeps the page out of search results entirely, not just the sitemap.