Generate a dynamic index of your site.
Last reviewed: May 23, 2022
This component has only one tab.
When you add the component, a list of links is automatically created that displays the page structure of your entire website (see the example listed in the right sidebar).
Root Path: Click the magnifying glass on the right of the field to browse to the directory where the Site Map should start. All activated child pages will be listed.
Click the wrench icon to 'configure' these settings.
When you add the component, a list of links is automatically created that displays the page structure of your entire website (see the example listed in the right sidebar).
Root Path: Click the magnifying glass on the right of the field to browse to the directory where the Site Map should start. All activated child pages will be listed.
Secure pages are by design only accessible to a user once they have successfully logged in through Shibboleth. In some cases, like the Site Map Component, the UBCMS is smart enough to not even reveal a link to a secure page unless the user should see the link, but this makes it difficult to naturally reveal these pages in lists to users who may not have logged in, or in cases where you do wish the public to know the secure page exists.
The redirect page will instead be shown in the site map and take users to the secure page, but the secure page will only be displayed if they successfully authenticate with authorization to view the page.
An XML formated sitemap can be useful for SEO work. The UBCMS can create this tool automatically for you. Change the page's URL as follows.
YOU DO NOT NEED TO CREATE A SITEMAP FIRST.
Note: the longer extension is required for top level sites (e.g. law.buffalo.edu).
Your sitemap may extend beyond your own site.
This xml index is built from all relative paths it finds from the starting page. Depending on how your site is constructed, links on your pages or in the navigation that references other UBCMS sites (anything that is set using the finder tool as "/content...") will include them in the sitemap. Absolute paths (https://...) are ignored.
Your sitemap may miss some of your pages.
These pages will be ignored:
If you're having trouble getting the XML Sitemap to work, double check 'Hide in Google XML Sitemap' is not set in the page's Properties.
Below is an automated sitemap of the UBCMS Basics section of this website.