Additional path for sitemap URIs. Default value is empty. This string is any additional path fragment you want included between the home URL and the sitemap filenames. Exactly how this fragment is interpreted depends on your permalink settings. For example:
Pretty permalinks: home_url() . jetpack_sitemap_location . ‘/sitemap.xml’
Plain (“ugly”) permalinks: home_url() . jetpack_sitemap_location . ‘/?jetpack-sitemap=sitemap.xml’
PATHINFO permalinks: home_url() . ‘/index.php’ . jetpack_sitemap_location . ‘/sitemap.xml’
where ‘sitemap.xml’ is the name of a specific sitemap file. The value of this filter must be a valid path fragment per RFC 3986; in particular it must either be empty or begin with a ‘/’. Also take care that any restrictions on sitemap location imposed by the sitemap protocol are satisfied.
The result of this filter is stored in an option, ‘jetpack_sitemap_location'; that option is what gets read when the sitemap location is needed. This way we don’t have to wait for init to finish before building sitemaps.
Parameters
- RFC
- ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-3.3 ) 3986 . . .
- The
- ( https://www.sitemaps.org/ ) sitemap protocol . . .
- .
- ( 4.8.0 ) . .
Invokers
- Jetpack_Core_Json_Api_Endpoints::prepare_modules_for_response() – Adds extra information for modules.
- jetpack_sitemap_initialize() – Clear sitemap cache when an entry changes. Make sitemaps discoverable to robots. Render sitemaps.
- Jetpack_Sitemap_Manager::callback_action_filter_sitemap_location() – Callback to set the sitemap location.
- jetpack_sitemap_uri() – Absolute URL of the current blog’s sitemap.
