Access the XML Sitemap

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You can access your sitemaps from the AIOSEO “Sitemaps” tab . Here, you will see a top menu bar with different sitemaps that can be enabled for your website.

AIOSEO sitemaps page
Let’s take a look at the overall sitemap we just set up. You’ll see a toggle button to enable/disable sitemaps at any time. You can also view the sitemap by clicking the “Open Sitemap” button.

This will open a new tab where you can see the sitemap as follows:

xml sitemap example
That’s all you need. However, All in One SEO has some advanced cambodia phone number data settings that we’d like to explore with you. These can come in handy when you want to refine your XML sitemap.

Step 5: Customize the Sitemap
In the same sitemap section, scroll down and you will see more options to configure your sitemap.

sitemap settings
Let's explain what these sitemap settings mean:

Enable sitemap indexes: This will organize your sitemap entries into separate files. If your site contains more than 1,000 URLs, you should enable this setting.
Links Per Sitemap: This allows you to limit the number of posts in a single sitemap. You can have multiple sitemaps for your site, making it easier for search engines to crawl your site.
Post Types: Choose which custom post types to include, such as posts, pages, products, media, attachments, and movie files.
Taxonomies: Select the categories, tags, and genres to include.
Date Archive: Lists all posts published on a specific date, month, or year.
Author Sitemap: Lists all posts published by a specific person.
Next, if you want to add URLs to your sitemap for sites that aren’t part of your WordPress installation, you can enable the “Additional Page” option. For example, if you have a contact form that you’d like to include in your sitemap, you can enter the information manually.