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We have a bunch of pages, with some of them not being present in top-level navigation.
It might be nice to have something that automatically generates a sitemap to include all present pages. (Both an HTML page people can view and a sitemap.xml file for search engines.)
The plugin above works great for the XML site map, I couldn't track down anything more streamlined (see branch [1] for implementation).
An HTML sitemap already exists, I'm currently looking into tidying up the display of the content (ie: not displaying atom.xml and adding a title for the gpg key).
Due to the limitations of markdown, I'm thinking the next step for removing the gaps in the HTML sitemap may be creating a custom Liquid tag to filter the site map links prior to displaying them. If you get a chance, take a look at my 'site map' branch [1] and let me know if anything jumps out at you.
We have a bunch of pages, with some of them not being present in top-level navigation.
It might be nice to have something that automatically generates a sitemap to include all present pages. (Both an HTML page people can view and a sitemap.xml file for search engines.)
http://www.kinnetica.com/projects/jekyll-sitemap-generator/ looks promising.
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