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Children pages under an unpublished blog will show up in sitemap #103

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aleclerc7 opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 1 comment
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Children pages under an unpublished blog will show up in sitemap #103

aleclerc7 opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 1 comment

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@aleclerc7
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Hello,

If there are still unpublished blog pages, all children pages of that blog will nevertheless be visible in the sitemap.

  • The /blog will not be in the sitemap (unpublished 👍)
  • The /blog/post1 will be visible in the sitemap (because it is not set to unpublished 👎)

It is an unexpected behaviour. Since the parent page is not published, naturally, the dependent child pages should be in the sitemap, even if they are published. (When the parent is published, then the child pages will be accessible.)

The only solution is to manually set all child pages to unpublished.

It would be much easier and feel more natural to stop sitemap crawling at an unpublished parent. Then ignore all child pages.

Kind regards.

@mumhftm
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mumhftm commented Dec 27, 2024

Same happens with Pages: If a page is not published, but it's child-Pages are published, they all appear in the Sitemap.
I think this should be fixed soon, as it might lead to indexed sites and publish things, even though the user of Grav thinks they are still "private".

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