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https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.htmlpermet de générer un site map du site côté front pour les utilisateurs
Release
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security advisory policy.
released
28 August 2024
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released
08 November 2018
Covered by Drupal's security advisory policy
Release type : New features
Description
The Sitemap module displays one or more human-readable lists of links on a page. A sitemap is a way for visitors to navigate your website using an overview of notable pages on the site. Sitemaps tend to be useful for sites with lots of lightly-organized content, for example, colleges and universities, governments, or organizations with many different units.
Features
- A configurable sitemap page path (default:
/sitemap), title, and description. - An extensible plugin API for displaying links to content based on Drupal entities. The module ships with plugins for these entity types:
- Menus
- Taxonomy vocabularies
- Books (requires the sitemap_book submodule)
Installation
- Install as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module.
- Configure the sitemap at
/admin/config/search/sitemap. - Set permissions for viewing and administering the sitemap at
/admin/people/permissions/module/sitemap.
See the module's README.md file for detailed configuration instructions.
Extending modules
If you maintain any contributed modules that enhance the functionality of Sitemap, please add it to Sitemap's ecosystem by referencing it in the Ecosystem field on your project's page.
Similar projects
The Sitemap module provides human-readable sitemaps, not machine-readable sitemaps. If you want to generate machine-readable sitemaps, consider these options:
Supporting this Module
The best way to support this module is to contribute to it! Contributions to add automated tests are always welcome; and including tests in your bug reports, feature requests, etc. is a great way to fast-track your contributions! Automated tests allow the Sitemap maintainers to work faster, and they also help you, by detecting if a proposed change to Sitemap would break your site (i.e.: by detecting regressions)!
The Drupal Association (DA) pays for the infrastructure that the Sitemap module maintainers use. Consider donating to the DA to help keep Drupal.org, the Drupal composer repository, and automated tests running smoothly.
If you would like to hire a maintainer to add a feature to Sitemap that you want, please reach out to the maintainer through their contact form or their organization.
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