Sitemap

Page title that will be used on the sitemap page.

Plain text

  • No HTML tags allowed.
  • Lines and paragraphs break automatically.
  • Web page addresses and email addresses turn into links automatically.
Define a message to be displayed above the sitemap.
Site section links
Displays a sitemap link for the site front page.
Product catalog
Category for article
Use tags to group articles on similar topics into categories.
Links related to the active user account
Administrative task links
Site information links
Menu of sidebar
User tool links, often added by modules
Book type
Menu: Main navigation
Site front page
Vocabulary: Catalog
Vocabulary: Category
Vocabulary: Portfolio Tags
Vocabulary: Tags
Menu: User account menu
Menu: Administration
Menu: Footer
Menu: Menu second
Menu: Tools
Book name
Menu: Main navigation
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When selected, disabled menu links will also be shown.
Site front page
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
Specify the RSS feed for the front page. If you do not wish to display a feed, leave this field blank.
Vocabulary: Catalog
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When enabled, this option will show the vocabulary description.
When enabled, this option will show the number of nodes in each taxonomy term.
When enabled, this option will include unpublished taxonomy terms.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should be included. For instance, enter 1 to only include top-level terms, or 0 to include no terms. The maximum depth is 9.
Only show taxonomy terms whose node counts are greater than or equal to this threshold. Set to 0 to disable this threshold. Note that in hierarchical taxonomies, parent items with children will still be shown.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is entity.taxonomy_term.canonical|taxonomy_term.
There are a few cases where a taxonomy term maybe be displayed in the list, but will not have a link created (for example, terms without any tagged content [nodes], or parent terms displayed when the threshold is greater than zero). Check this box to ensure that a link to the taxonomy term is always provided.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is view.taxonomy_term.feed_1|arg_0.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should have a link to the default RSS feed included. For instance, enter 1 to include an RSS feed for the top-level terms, or 0 to not include a feed. The maximum depth is 9.
Vocabulary: Category
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When enabled, this option will show the vocabulary description.
When enabled, this option will show the number of nodes in each taxonomy term.
When enabled, this option will include unpublished taxonomy terms.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should be included. For instance, enter 1 to only include top-level terms, or 0 to include no terms. The maximum depth is 9.
Only show taxonomy terms whose node counts are greater than or equal to this threshold. Set to 0 to disable this threshold. Note that in hierarchical taxonomies, parent items with children will still be shown.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is entity.taxonomy_term.canonical|taxonomy_term.
There are a few cases where a taxonomy term maybe be displayed in the list, but will not have a link created (for example, terms without any tagged content [nodes], or parent terms displayed when the threshold is greater than zero). Check this box to ensure that a link to the taxonomy term is always provided.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is view.taxonomy_term.feed_1|arg_0.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should have a link to the default RSS feed included. For instance, enter 1 to include an RSS feed for the top-level terms, or 0 to not include a feed. The maximum depth is 9.
Vocabulary: Portfolio Tags
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When enabled, this option will show the vocabulary description.
When enabled, this option will show the number of nodes in each taxonomy term.
When enabled, this option will include unpublished taxonomy terms.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should be included. For instance, enter 1 to only include top-level terms, or 0 to include no terms. The maximum depth is 9.
Only show taxonomy terms whose node counts are greater than or equal to this threshold. Set to 0 to disable this threshold. Note that in hierarchical taxonomies, parent items with children will still be shown.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is entity.taxonomy_term.canonical|taxonomy_term.
There are a few cases where a taxonomy term maybe be displayed in the list, but will not have a link created (for example, terms without any tagged content [nodes], or parent terms displayed when the threshold is greater than zero). Check this box to ensure that a link to the taxonomy term is always provided.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is view.taxonomy_term.feed_1|arg_0.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should have a link to the default RSS feed included. For instance, enter 1 to include an RSS feed for the top-level terms, or 0 to not include a feed. The maximum depth is 9.
Vocabulary: Tags
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When enabled, this option will show the vocabulary description.
When enabled, this option will show the number of nodes in each taxonomy term.
When enabled, this option will include unpublished taxonomy terms.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should be included. For instance, enter 1 to only include top-level terms, or 0 to include no terms. The maximum depth is 9.
Only show taxonomy terms whose node counts are greater than or equal to this threshold. Set to 0 to disable this threshold. Note that in hierarchical taxonomies, parent items with children will still be shown.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is entity.taxonomy_term.canonical|taxonomy_term.
There are a few cases where a taxonomy term maybe be displayed in the list, but will not have a link created (for example, terms without any tagged content [nodes], or parent terms displayed when the threshold is greater than zero). Check this box to ensure that a link to the taxonomy term is always provided.
Provide the route name and route argument name for the link, in the from of route.name|argument.name. The default value of this field is view.taxonomy_term.feed_1|arg_0.
Specify how many levels of taxonomy terms should have a link to the default RSS feed included. For instance, enter 1 to include an RSS feed for the top-level terms, or 0 to not include a feed. The maximum depth is 9.
Menu: User account menu
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When selected, disabled menu links will also be shown.
Menu: Administration
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When selected, disabled menu links will also be shown.
Menu: Footer
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When selected, disabled menu links will also be shown.
Menu: Menu second
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When selected, disabled menu links will also be shown.
Menu: Tools
If you do not wish to display a title, leave this field blank.
When selected, disabled menu links will also be shown.
Book name
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