github.com/dnb-org/components/sitemap

DNB Hugo Components / Sitemap

This is a Hugo theme component with layouts to add a configurable sitemap to your website. Hugo itself has internal templates that add sitemaps, but this component has additional setup options per page.

Installing

Step 1: enable modules in your own repository:

hugo mod init github.com/username/reponame

Then add this module to your required modules in config.toml.

[module]
[[module.imports]]
path = "github.com/dnb-org/components/sitemap"

The next time you run hugo it will download the latest version of the module.

Updating

hugo mod get -u github.com/dnb-org/components/robots
hugo mod get -u # update all modules

Usage

There is no need to configure anything if you don't have any special needs. Add the module to your repository structure and run it. Once you ran hugo you will find a file sitemap.xml in your public directory. This is the file you want to submit to search engines.

If you are using the Robots component of DNB Hugo, then your resulting robots.txt will have a pointer to the sitemap file as well.

Other components in DNB Hugo components

• favicon
• functions
• netlification: a collection of tools that optimize your site on Netlify
• renderhooks: render hooks for Markdown markup
• robots: configure the content of your robots.txt with front matter
• search-algolia
• sitemap

Other elements in DNB Hugo

DNB Hugo are the elements that enhance and simplify your daily work with Hugo, the world's fastest framework for building websites. Included are:

Element	Description
blocks	Blocks are reusable page elements like headers, footers, content display etc.
components	Components are preconfigured features like automatic search index creation, sitemap and robots.txt creation, etc.
libraries	Libraries are a collection of often used external packages, conveniently configured as modules for Hugo.
shortcodes	Shortcodes are content particles that helpfully solve repeated tasks, like presentation, galleries and so on.
testcontent	Testcontent is a collection of testing content. Obviously.