Generates a full XML sitemap for your WordPress site with a styled XSL browser view — so visitors see a clean table instead of raw XML. Automatically triggers a cache warm when content changes.
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Auto-split by post type and taxonomy — post-sitemap.xml, page-sitemap.xml, etc.
XSL stylesheet transforms raw XML into a clean, readable table.
Auto-triggers Simply WP Cache Warmer when content changes.
Choose post types, taxonomies, priority, change frequency and exclusions.
Up and running in under 5 minutes.
Install from WordPress.org and activate. The plugin immediately disables the basic WordPress built-in sitemap and replaces it with a full sitemap index.
Go to Sitemap Generator in your admin. Tick which post types and taxonomies to include — posts, pages, products, categories, tags.
Copy the sitemap index URL (yourdomain.com/sitemap_index.xml) and submit it in Google Search Console. Done.
Every time you publish, edit, or delete content the sitemap cache clears and — if Simply WP Cache Warmer is installed — a cache warm run triggers automatically.
Yes — if those plugins have their sitemap feature enabled, disable it before activating this plugin. This plugin also disables the WordPress 5.5+ built-in sitemap automatically so there are no duplicates.
The sitemap index is at yourdomain.com/sitemap_index.xml. Individual sitemaps follow the pattern post-sitemap.xml, page-sitemap.xml, category-sitemap.xml, etc. All URLs are shown on the Summary tab in the admin.
Yes. Sitemaps are cached for 1 hour. When you publish, edit, or delete any post or term, the cache clears automatically so the next request regenerates a fresh sitemap.
When you open your sitemap URL in a browser, instead of showing raw XML tags it displays a clean styled table with columns for URL, Last Modified, Change Frequency, and Priority. This is done via an XSL stylesheet — the XML itself is unchanged and search engines read it normally.