Having an XML sitemap can help with SEO. This makes it possible for search engines to identify and crawl your most important pages! Yoast SEO's sitemap index and individual sitemaps automatically update as you add or remove content. They also specify the post types you want to be indexed by search engines. For example, post types tagged as 'noindex' will not appear on the sitemap.
How to enable and view the XML sitemap in Yoast SEO
Follow these steps to enable and view the XML sitemaps in Yoast SEO:
1. Log in to your WordPress website.
When you’re logged in, you will be in your ‘Dashboard’.
2. Click on ‘SEO’
On the left-hand side, you will see a menu. In that menu, click on ‘Yoast SEO’
3. Click on ‘Settings’.
The ‘Yoast SEO’ settings will expand, providing you with additional options. Click on ‘Settings’.
4. In the XML sitemaps card, toggle the switch next to “Enable feature”.
To enable the feature, toggle the switch on. To disable the feature, toggle the switch off.
5. To view the sitemap, click the button “View the XML sitemap”.
Your site’s XML sitemap will open in a new tab.
How to enable and view the XML sitemap in Yoast SEO
Follow these steps to enable and view the XML sitemaps in Yoast SEO:
1. Log in to your WordPress website.
When you’re logged in, you will be in your ‘Dashboard’.
2. Click on ‘SEO’
On the left-hand side, you will see a menu. In that menu, click on ‘Yoast SEO’
3. Click on ‘Settings’.
The ‘Yoast SEO’ settings will expand, providing you with additional options. Click on ‘Settings’.
4. In the XML sitemaps card, toggle the switch next to “Enable feature”.
To enable the feature, toggle the switch on. To disable the feature, toggle the switch off.
5. To view the sitemap, click the button “View the XML sitemap”.
Your site’s XML sitemap will open in a new tab.
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