Accessing Sitemap of a Child Site
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Madhusudan Sharma
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Issue
- Is the sitemap of a child site separate from the parent site?
- How to access the sitemap of the child site?
Resolution
- A child site is similar to a parent site, they help to organize sites hierarchically and let you share content between the sites easily. However, they have a separate sitemap.xml file from the parent site.
- Generally, we access the sitemap via 'site_domain/sitemap.xml' (Example: www.abc.com/sitemap.xml), and to access the sitemap of the child site we need to access it via 'child_site_domain/sitemap.xml' (Example: www.xyz.com/sitemap.xml).
- A separate virtual host for a child site must be configured and the sitemap should be accessed separately.
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