If a WordPress website uses one of the plugins that automatically generate a sitemap, then it is available at one of the below addresses: If the WordPress website uses this functionality, then its sitemap is available at /wp-sitemap.xml. This means you don’t need any plugin to generate a sitemap for your WordPress website. Since July 2020, there has been a new XML sitemap functionality in WordPress 5.5. Here is the content of the robots.txt file of my website:ĬMS Detect lets you quickly check the CMS of the site.īelow are the default XML sitemap locations for the most popular content management systems and links to documentation. To view the robots.txt file of any website, simply add /robots.txt to the domain.
This is also the place to include the link to the sitemap to make it easier for search engines to detect the sitemap and crawl the website. Robots.txt is a special file that contains directives for search engine robots. #2: Check if the XML sitemap is indicated in robots.txtĪnother obvious and quick way to detect an XML file is to check robots.txt.
/page-sitemap.xml (sitemap of pages, also like the one on my website)./post-sitemap.xml (sitemap of posts, like the one on my website)./sitemap1.xml (if there are multiple sitemaps, this may be the first sitemap in a group).The XML sitemap generated by Rank Math for my website.Īs you can see the sitemap index has the following two sitemaps:Īnd here are other possible filenames for the sitemap or the sitemap index:
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