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# Google Sitemaps Module
SilverStripe provides support for the Google Sitemaps XML system, enabling
Silverstripe CMS provides support for the Google Sitemaps XML system, enabling
Google and other search engines to see all pages on your site. This helps
your SilverStripe website rank well in search engines, and to encourage the
your Silverstripe CMS website rank well in search engines, and to encourage the
information on your site to be discovered by Google quickly.
Therefore, all Silverstripe websites contain a special controller which can be
visited: http://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml. This is not a file directly, but
Therefore, all Silverstripe CMS websites contain a special controller which can
be visited: http://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml. This is not a file directly, but
rather a custom route which points to the GoogleSitemap controller.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitemaps for info on the Google Sitemap
format.
Whenever you publish a new or republish an existing page, SilverStripe can
Whenever you publish a new or republish an existing page, Silverstripe CMS can
automatically inform Google of the change, encouraging a Google to take notice.
If you install the SilverStripe Google Analytics module, you can see if Google
If you install the Silverstripe CMS Google Analytics module, you can see if Google
has updated your page as a result.
By default, SilverStripe informs Google that the importance of a page depends
By default, Silverstripe CMS informs Google that the importance of a page depends
on its position of in the sitemap. "Top level" pages are most important, and
the deeper a page is nested, the less important it is. (For each level,
Importance drops from 1.0, to 0.9, to 0.8, and so on, until 0.1 is reached).
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## Configuration
Most module configuration is done via the SilverStripe Config API. Create a new
config file `mysite/_config/googlesitemaps.yml` with the following outline:
Most module configuration is done via the Silverstripe CMS Config API. Create a
new config file `mysite/_config/googlesitemaps.yml` with the following outline:
---
Name: customgooglesitemaps
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### Including custom routes
Occasionally you may have a need to include custom url's in your sitemap for
Occasionally you may have a need to include custom URLs in your sitemap for
your Controllers and other pages which don't exist in the database. To update
the sitemap to include those links call register_routes() with your array of
urls to include.
URLs to include.
use Wilr\GoogleSitemaps\GoogleSitemap;
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### Sitemapable
For automatic registration of a DataObject subclass, implement the `Sitemapable`
extension
extension.
```
<?php