sitemap indexes all pages under the current directory and writes an HTML map page to standard output. The code looks for description information for each page in a meta 'description' header. If it doesn't find one, the page is omitted from the index.
A webpage used as an index of all of the pages on a website usually used for easy and full crawling of the website's pages from search engines Detailed description See also: SEO
A page consisting of links to all the pages of a web site. For a small site, your site map can have direct links to every page on your site. On the other hand, if your site consists of hundreds of pages organised in directories, the site map of might run into 2 or more pages. As the term suggests a site map is a map of the web site and can be a list of links or a more complex representation. Search engine crawlers, spiders or robots increasingly rely on a sitemap to find all of a websites pages and products. Google has implemented the Google free sitemap service for webs to submit maps of their entire sites. The sitemap guarantees that all of your pages will be considered for inclusion in the Google's index. Enclick provides an automated Google sitemap generation solutions.
a basic html page with a list of links to every page of your website
a basic page that has a hyperlink for every single page that you want the search engines to find
a completely unfolded hierarchical navigational system
a data structure that defines the organisation of pages and sections in a web site, and can be annotated with any relevant metadata relating to them
a different kettle of fish when it comes to linking
a fast and easy way to navigate
a file which stores links to all the webpages of your website in a hierarchical form
a good thing to add to yoursite if you've got more pages
a great way for your users to find pages when they're lost, it's also great for search engine spiders
a hierarchical description of a site, written in RDF
a hierarchical description of a Web site
a html page that holds links to all the other pages in the website
a model of the structure of a website, often this will fit on a single page, but if the site is large then several pages are needed
a must to have with any website
an aid used in making navigation through a website easier
an index of the various pages on this site, and a quick way to locate a page
an instrument that is used in order to make the navigation on a website so much easier
an XML description of your application's structure
an XML file that resides on your website that is updated regularly with any changes and additions to your site
an XML file which points at all the pages on the site and helps google to index the site efficiently
an XML script that gives detailed information to the search engines while providing a complete list of web pages to index
a optimized and effective version of your navigation links for searchbots
a page on a website that provides information regarding the contents of the site
a page that contains links to every page on the site
a page which has links to all other page to ensure every page within your website is indexed by all search engines
a page with links to all your other pages
a programme that creates a full tree view of each of your webpages in a format that Google can read
a set of ordered text links allowing fast access to any part of the website
a specially formatted list which tells Google the names, locations and most recent modification dates of each web page
a very useful aid to enable visitors and search engine spiders to navigate your web site
a visual representation of the basic framework of a website
a vital part of a website
a webpage that contains links to all the other pages on a given website
a xml file that search engines use to determine the pages on your site
A page that lists all of the critical navigation points of a website.
A directory of one website with links to all of the pages on it.
1. A listing of selected Resources on a Website or Publication. 2. Cocoon: An XMAP file. See XMAP.
A site map (or sitemap) is a web page that lists the pages on a web site site, typically organized in hierarchical style.
A map of your site. A sitemap contains links to every page of your website.
A map to your site. A sitemap contains links to every page of your site (check out Google's sitemap ). The important benefit of having a sitemap (apart from helping your visitors find what they are looking for) is that spiders can find all pages on a site quickly and with fewer hops. For maximum benefit, insert a prominent link to your sitemap on every page of your site.
a webpage where all the indidual pages of a website are listed and linked. Sitemaps can be used to better understand the purpose of a website, and in some cases, find files more quickly than with traditional navigation.
A sitemap enables any website, regardless of its structure to display a single page that outlines every page and sub page of the site in a legible and easy to understand manner.
is an overview of all pages of a website in short form. The pages are listed according to title. If a short description of the page is available, it will also be displayed. Every page title will be displayed as a link, through which you can navigate to the page.
A page specifically created to link all pages you want your visitors to easily find and for Search Engine robots and crawlers to index.
a page displaying the whole structure of your web site as an addition to the regular navigation.