Sitemap is required to submit your wap pages to many search engines (google, yahoo, yandex, etc.).
What is a sitemap?
A sitemap is a file that contains information about your site's pages, videos, and other files, as well as their relationships. This file is accessed by search engines like Google to help them crawl your site more intelligently. A sitemap shows the crawler which files in your site you think are significant, as well as providing useful information about these files, such as when a page was last updated, how often it is changed, and any similar language versions of a page.
A sitemap is a list of the links on your website.
So, if your site has a lot of links (pages/posts), adding them one by one to the sitemap is challenging.
The Default Sitemap XML code is shown below.
As you can see from the code above, if you want to include all of Wapkiz's pages in your sitemap, you must do so one by one. It's quite difficult. Isn't that so?
So, how do you add all of your wap pages to your sitemap automatically? Let's have a look.
You can construct an automatic link produced sitemap if you create a music/video, filelist, or blog site.
Note: The below sitemap codes are wapkiz's default XML code.
The sitemap XML code for filelist is shown below.
[fm]d=all,o=u,l=1000,no=||<url><loc>:site_url:/page-download/%id%/%lname%.html</loc><lastmod>::mapdate::</lastmod><changefreq>weekly</changefreq><priority>1.00</priority></url>[/fm]
The sitemap XML code for filelist is shown below.
[blog]o=u,l=1000,no=||<url><loc>:site_url:/page-read/%id%/%lname%.html</loc><lastmod>::mapdate::</lastmod><changefreq>weekly</changefreq><priority>1.00</priority></url>[/blog]