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Contents

Sitemap structure

Detailed description of all options

Show all custom pages: Specify whether all custom pages should appear in the sitemap.

Show all categories: Specify whether all category sites should appear in the sitemap.

Show manufacturers: Specify whether all manufacturer pages should appear in the sitemap.

Blog anzeigen: Hier legen Sie fest, ob alle Blog-Seiten in der Sitemap erscheinen sollen.

Blogkategorien anzeigen: Hier legen Sie fest, ob alle Blog-Kategorieseiten in der Sitemap erscheinen sollen.

Show search queries: Specify whether all search queries should appear in the sitemap.

Show item images in sitemap: Specify whether links to item images should appear in the sitemap.

Show category images: Specify whether links to category images should appear in the sitemap.

Show manufacturer images: Specify whether links to manufacturer images should appear in the sitemap.

Show blog category images: Specify whether links to blog category images should appear in the sitemap.

Show blog post images: Specify whether links to blog post images should appear in the sitemap.

Show characteristic images: Specify whether links to characteristic images should appear in the sitemap.

Create a sitemap during synchronisation with JTL-Wawi: Specify whether to regenerate the sitemap during each synchronisation with JTL-Wawi.

Export of child items (parent-child relationships): Specify whether child items are to be included in the export file.

Add changefreq to sitemap: Specify whether the Changefreq attribute should be inserted in the sitemap. This is a value stored in the sitemap that shows how often the content of your JTL-Shop change.

Changefreq values: The values for the Changefreq attribute are set differently depending on the page type. For items, for example, the value daily is set, while for category pages the value weekly is set, since these are usually updated much less frequently and a change that is not immediately adopted does not usually have negative consequences.

Add priority to sitemap: Specify whether the Priority attribute should be inserted in the sitemap. The pages in the sitemap are thus given priority. For example, item pages get a higher priority than category pages. Search engines use the priority to decide how urgently new content must be read in.

Add lastmod to sitemap: Specify whether the lastmod attribute should be inserted in the sitemap. This indicates when the page referenced in the sitemap was last updated. Search engines can thus decide whether the page has changed since it was last read (parsed).

Submit sitemap to Google and Bing after export: Specify whether a notification is sent to Google and Bing after the files sitemap.xml and sitemap_index.xml have been exported so that they can recrawl the sitemap.