How to Create a Site Map Page
You may have noticed the Site Map page on this site. That’s done with the built-in Site Map template, and it’s easy for you to create a site map for your own WP-Vybe driven site.
Step 1 - Write a New Page
Just click the Write Page link under the Write tab on your Wordpress control panel. Be sure to give your page a page title by filling in the Title field. Other than that, you don’t need to write any content in the post editor box.
Step 2 - Assign the Site Map Page Template to your Page
At the bottom of the Write Page console, you’ll see a blue box title “Page Template.” You may have to click the white arrow to expand it. From the drop-down list, select “Site Map Page,” and click the Publish button.
About the Author: Michael D. Pollock is the founder of Solostream. He's a geek-at-heart and a small business veteran with over 12 years of in-the-trenches sales, marketing and entrepreneurial experience (he mistakenly thinks he may soon have it all figured out).
Joanne of Open Mind Required | Aug 7, 2008 | Reply
That was easy.
Romulo | Aug 28, 2008 | Reply
Thank you for your tutorial!!
Great!
Atlanta wedding photographer | Sep 4, 2008 | Reply
bought the temp not too long ago and I really like the feel of it. I’ll have to say that it is more professional looking than before. In fact it may just give me some cred b/c it will look like i am successful b/c the fact of the matter is that if your business makes more money then typically you’ll put more money back into the company in a way that the clients will see it. thanks
Martin | Sep 5, 2008 | Reply
Nice guide. I must admit the sitemap template is the best for making custom templates. I made a copy of my sitemap template and turned it into a blogroll template. Looks nice also!
Alistair Barnett | Oct 11, 2008 | Reply
Hi everyone,
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Alistair
Brooks Van Norman | Oct 30, 2008 | Reply
This is one of the most visited pages on my site and I have it up every time I’m writing a post so that I can make sure that I don’t duplicate tags, etc.
Great tutorial. Loving the theme - I get tons of compliments on what I’ve done with it for my blog!
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