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portes
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Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:20 pm Hi, I know that you can manually add pages and then set alternate languages pages to have them in the sitemaps.xml If I have a page in es-MX and I add two alternative pages in es-ES and es-PE, then I will have that in the sitemap for MX. But then I will need to go to es-ES and add es-MX and es-PE as alternative and generate a new sitemap. And then the same for es-PE as the main page for a new sitemap. That process for each URL is too much time. Is there a way to do it automatically? My setup are different subdomains, one for each language, for example: mx.example.com es.example.com pe.example.com What would I need to do to have one sitemap for each subdomain, with each page having the correct alternative page. Thanks |
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LinkAssistant
Site Admin
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Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2019 2:30 pm I am afraid, there is no easy workaround for your problem, other than to create each sitemap XML version manually. |
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portes
Newborn
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Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2019 2:36 pm Thanks, I understand. Is there an easy way to crawl a website, gather current hreflang setup (from html), and export that same configuration to a sitemap, without doing the relationship within languages manually? |
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LinkAssistant
Site Admin
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Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2019 2:59 pm You may export current hreflang values from a project in Website Auditor. Add the 'Page Hreflang Values' column into the workspace: https://sc.link-assistant.com/db/54a84e ... 7ca90e.png and then export this table into CSV. Unfortunately, there is no option how you may add this table into a sitemap file, at least, not in WebSite Auditor. |
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