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Panth XML Sitemap — Sharded XML Sitemap, Hreflang, Image & Video Tags for Magento 2 (Hyva + Luma)

A complete XML sitemap replacement for Magento 2. One module runs the full pipeline — per-store sitemap profiles, seven entity-type contributors (product, category, CMS, landing page, blog, video, additional links), hreflang alternate tags, image tags, video tags, auto-split at a configurable URL threshold, gzip compression, an admin-toggleable XSL stylesheet, Google / Bing ping on write, a delta tracker so only changed entities regenerate, an async AMQP shard queue, a nightly cron, and a CLI generator. The final /panth-sitemap.xml is served by the module's frontend controller via url_rewrite, so the request never touches the legacy core Magento_Sitemap router. Works identically on Hyva and Luma.

Magento's native XML sitemap is a single blob written to disk by a cron job that re-crawls every product in the catalog on every run. There is no hreflang handling, no incremental regeneration, no sharding (so once you cross Google's 50,000-URL / 50 MB-uncompressed-per-file limit you silently drop URLs), no async work queue, no CMS-block-aware contributors, and no ping-on-write. Panth XML Sitemap replaces that pipeline with a sharded, delta-tracked, queue-backed generator that writes hreflang / image / video tags for every URL, splits shards automatically at the configured threshold, gzips them, pings search engines, and serves the final sitemap index through a Magento controller — so CDN rules, caching headers, and url_rewrite precedence all behave predictably.

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Preview
Features
How It Works
Compatibility
Installation
Verify
Configuration
Managing Sitemap Profiles
Frontend Endpoint
CLI
Cron
Troubleshooting
Support

Preview

Live walkthrough

End-to-end admin flow — open the XML Sitemap config, toggle a few fields, edit the default profile, flip entity types and per-type priorities, run Generate Now, and click View Sitemap. Click to play.

Admin

System configuration — Stores → Configuration → Panth Extensions → XML Sitemap. Six collapsible groups (General, Generation, Hreflang, Images & Video, Search Engine Ping, Additional Links) cover every global default.

Sitemap Profiles grid — one row per profile with columns for ID, Name, Store View (resolved from store_id), Entity Types (CSV of product/category/cms/custom), Active, URL Count, File Count, Last Generated, Cron flag, and per-row Edit / Generate Now / View Sitemap / Delete actions.

Edit Sitemap Profile form — eight collapsible sections: General, Entity Types (multi-select), Product Settings, Category Settings, CMS Page Settings, Custom Links, Advanced Settings (max URLs per file, video + hreflang xmlns toggles, output path with {store_code}), Scheduling, and read-only Generation Status populated after each run.

Frontend

/sitemap/<store_code>/sitemap_index.xml — the XSL stylesheet renders a human-readable table view of the sitemap index in the browser while the underlying response stays a valid XML sitemap for crawlers.

Features

Feature	Description
Per-store sitemap profile CRUD	Every profile row in `panth_seo_sitemap_profile` is scoped to a single `store_id` and carries 17 independent knobs — base URL, max URLs per shard, gzip on/off, hreflang on/off, images on/off, videos on/off, auto-split threshold, XSL stylesheet path, ping targets, async queue flag, cron schedule, active flag, priority, and per-entity include flags. Two stores can have two completely different sitemap strategies.
Product contributor	`Model\Sitemap\Contributor\Product` walks `catalog_product_entity` for visible + enabled SKUs at the target store scope, reads the canonical URL from `url_rewrite`, and emits one `<url>` per row. Each URL ships with `<lastmod>` pulled from `updated_at`, `<changefreq>` and `<priority>` from the profile defaults, an `<image:image>` block for every gallery image (when enabled), and a `<xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="…">` row per alternate store_view (when enabled).
Category contributor	`Contributor\Category` walks `catalog_category_entity` for `is_active = 1` at the target store scope, respecting the store root. Emits `<lastmod>`, `<changefreq>`, `<priority>` from profile defaults + hreflang alternates.
CMS page contributor	`Contributor\CmsPage` pulls every active CMS page (`is_active = 1`) for the store, excludes `home`, `no-route`, `enable-cookies` + any admin-configured extra exclusions, and emits one `<url>` per identifier.
Landing page / Blog / Video contributors	Optional contributors that plug into the same pipeline — `Contributor\LandingPage` for Panth Landing Page module rows, `Contributor\Blog` for Magefan / Mirasvit / AHeadWorks blogs (auto-detected), `Contributor\Video` for product video associations. Each contributor self-disables if its source table / module is absent.
Additional links contributor	`Contributor\AdditionalLinks` reads a free-form admin textarea (`URL
Hreflang	`Contributor\HreflangContributor` computes alternate-language entries per URL by joining the store's default + secondary `store_view` rows and writing `<xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="xx-YY" href="…"/>` blocks. Handles `x-default`. Controlled by the per-profile `enable_hreflang` flag.
Image tags	When `enable_images = 1`, `Contributor\ImageContributor` walks `catalog_product_entity_media_gallery` for each product URL and emits one `<image:image><image:loc>` block per image with an optional `<image:title>` and `<image:caption>` pulled from the media row's `label`.
Video tags	When `enable_videos = 1`, emits `<video:video>` blocks (title, description, content_loc, thumbnail_loc, duration) for product videos stored in `catalog_product_entity_media_gallery_value_video`.
Auto-split at threshold	Each shard writer monitors the running URL count and closes the shard as soon as it reaches the profile's `max_urls_per_file` (default 45,000 — well below Google's 50,000 hard limit). The next URL opens a new shard with a sequential index (`sitemap-1.xml`, `sitemap-2.xml`, …). A separate uncompressed-size counter closes the shard early if it would exceed 45 MB, keeping it under the 50 MB-per-file cap.
Gzip compression	When `enable_gzip = 1`, each shard is written through `gzopen()` + `gzwrite()` and served as `sitemap-N.xml.gz` with `Content-Encoding: gzip` — typical catalogs compress 10:1, so a 45 MB shard ships as ~4.5 MB.
XSL stylesheet	Optional `<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="<path>"?>` processing instruction can be injected at the top of every shard and the index so the sitemap renders as a human-readable table in a browser. Path is configurable per profile.
Search-engine ping	`Model\Sitemap\SearchEnginePinger` POSTs to Google (`https://www.google.com/ping?sitemap=<url>`) and Bing (`https://www.bing.com/ping?sitemap=<url>`) after a successful write, using a cURL wrapper with a 5 s timeout and retry-once-on-5xx. Per-profile toggle — Google and Bing can be enabled independently.
Delta tracking	`Model\Sitemap\DeltaTracker` records per-entity `last_generated_at` timestamps in `panth_seo_sitemap_shard` on every successful write. The next cron run consults the delta table and skips entire shards whose source entities haven't changed since the last write — typical nightly regeneration drops from 90 s to 5 s on a 50k-product store.
Async AMQP shard queue	When `enable_queue = 1`, each shard is published to the `panth_xml_sitemap.shard` topic and consumed by `Queue\ShardConsumer`. The cron producer finishes in under a second; the consumer pool (typically 2–4 workers) grinds through shards in parallel. Zero overlap — the delta tracker acts as the distributed lock.
Cron scheduling	`Cron\Rebuild` is wired to the default schedule `0 2 * * *` (02:00 daily). Per-profile override: each profile row has a `cron_schedule` column that takes a standard cron expression; the generator skips profiles whose row is inactive or whose schedule hasn't matched the current run window.
CLI generator	`bin/magento panth:seo:sitemap:generate [--profile-id=N] [--force]` — generates a single profile (when `--profile-id` is provided) or every active profile. `--force` bypasses the delta tracker for a full rebuild. Progress is streamed to stdout so CI can log it.

How It Works

Six cooperating pieces:

Controller\Sitemap\Index at route xml_sitemap/sitemap/index serves GET /panth-sitemap.xml with Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8, streaming the generated sitemap index (or a single shard when the request path includes a shard identifier). The controller reads from the pub/media/panth-sitemap/<store_code>/ directory where shards live, or from the sitemap_index.xml blob stored in panth_seo_sitemap_shard for the fast path.
Setup\Patch\Data\InstallSitemapRewrite writes the url_rewrite row that maps /panth-sitemap.xml to xml_sitemap/sitemap/index at install time. RefreshSitemapRewrite re-points any stale target_path left behind by Panth_AdvancedSEO so upgrades are a no-op. InstallSitemapTables ensures panth_seo_sitemap_profile + panth_seo_sitemap_shard exist when upgrading from a pre-1.0 installation that didn't have them.
Model\Sitemap\Builder (implements Api\BuilderInterface) is the orchestrator. Given a profile ID it (a) resolves the store scope, (b) iterates every registered contributor in deterministic order, (c) pipes each URL through ShardWriter, (d) closes each shard when the threshold is hit, (e) writes the top-level sitemap_index.xml via IndexWriter, (f) persists the run metadata via DeltaTracker, and (g) dispatches to SearchEnginePinger on success. Contributors are registered via di.xml in an ordered list so stores can disable one type without touching code.
Queue\ShardConsumer (wired when enable_queue = 1) consumes the panth_xml_sitemap.shard AMQP topic. Each message is a single profile-id + contributor-name + shard-index tuple; the consumer rebuilds just that shard, writes it to disk (or gzipped to disk), updates the delta row, and ACKs. Failed shards retry with exponential backoff before landing on the dead-letter topic.
Cron\Rebuild fires on the configured schedule (0 2 * * * by default). For every active profile whose cron window matches the current run, it either (a) dispatches shard-generation jobs to the queue when enable_queue = 1, or (b) synchronously calls Builder::generate() when the queue is off. Logs the run ID, profile ID, duration and URL count to var/log/panth_xml_sitemap.log.
Console\GenerateCommand registers panth:seo:sitemap:generate in etc/di.xml under the Magento console command pool. Used for manual runs, CI pipelines that need a fresh sitemap after a deploy, and troubleshooting — the command emits progress lines per contributor so the operator sees exactly which contributor / store_view / shard is in flight.

Compatibility

Requirement	Supported
Magento Open Source	2.4.4, 2.4.5, 2.4.6, 2.4.7, 2.4.8
Adobe Commerce	2.4.4 — 2.4.8
PHP	8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4
Hyva Theme	1.0+ (fully compatible)
Luma Theme	Native support
Panth Core	^1.0 (installed automatically)

Installation

composer require mage2kishan/module-xml-sitemap
bin/magento module:enable Panth_Core Panth_XmlSitemap
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento setup:di:compile
bin/magento cache:flush

Verify

bin/magento module:status Panth_XmlSitemap
# Module is enabled

curl -s -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}\n' https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap.xml
# 200

curl -sI https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap.xml | grep -i content-type
# Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8

curl -s https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap.xml | head -5
# <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
# <sitemapindex xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
#   <sitemap>
#     <loc>https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap-products-1.xml</loc>
#     <lastmod>2026-04-21T02:00:00+00:00</lastmod>

Visit Admin → Panth Infotech → XML Sitemap → Sitemap Profiles to see the seeded profile for each active store.

Configuration

Navigate to Stores → Configuration → Panth Infotech → XML Sitemap.

General

Setting	Path	Default	What it controls
Enable Module	`panth_xml_sitemap/general/enabled`	Yes	Master switch. When No, the frontend controller returns 404 and the cron is a no-op.
Debug Logging	`panth_xml_sitemap/general/debug`	No	When Yes, every Builder run logs its run ID, profile ID, contributor list, URL count and duration to `var/log/panth_xml_sitemap.log`.
Default Max URLs per File	`panth_xml_sitemap/general/max_urls_per_file`	45000	Per-shard soft cap (well below Google's 50k hard limit). Each profile can override.
Default Change Frequency	`panth_xml_sitemap/general/default_changefreq`	`daily`	Emitted on every `<url>` that doesn't get a per-entity override. Allowed: `always`, `hourly`, `daily`, `weekly`, `monthly`, `yearly`, `never`.
Default Priority	`panth_xml_sitemap/general/default_priority`	`0.5`	Emitted on every `<url>` that doesn't get a per-entity override. Range 0.0–1.0.

Features

Setting	Path	Default	What it controls
Enable Hreflang Tags	`panth_xml_sitemap/features/enable_hreflang`	Yes	Global default for new profiles. Each profile can override. When Yes, `<xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="…">` entries are added per URL.
Enable Image Tags	`panth_xml_sitemap/features/enable_images`	Yes	Global default for new profiles. When Yes, `<image:image>` blocks are added per product URL.
Enable Video Tags	`panth_xml_sitemap/features/enable_videos`	No	Global default for new profiles. When Yes, `<video:video>` blocks are added per product URL that has associated videos.
Enable Gzip Compression	`panth_xml_sitemap/features/enable_gzip`	Yes	Global default for new profiles. When Yes, shards are written as `.xml.gz` and served with `Content-Encoding: gzip`.
XSL Stylesheet Path	`panth_xml_sitemap/features/xsl_path`	(empty)	Optional path (relative to `pub/`) injected as `<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="<path>"?>` at the top of every shard. Leave empty to skip.

Search Engine Ping

Setting	Path	Default	What it controls
Ping Google	`panth_xml_sitemap/ping/enable_google`	Yes	Global default for new profiles. POSTs to `https://www.google.com/ping?sitemap=<url>` after a successful write.
Ping Bing	`panth_xml_sitemap/ping/enable_bing`	Yes	Global default for new profiles. POSTs to `https://www.bing.com/ping?sitemap=<url>` after a successful write.

Queue & Delta

Setting	Path	Default	What it controls
Enable Async Queue	`panth_xml_sitemap/queue/enable_queue`	No	Global default for new profiles. When Yes, each shard is dispatched to the `panth_xml_sitemap.shard` AMQP topic instead of being built synchronously. Requires a worker running `bin/magento queue:consumers:start panth_xml_sitemap_consumer`.
Enable Delta Tracking	`panth_xml_sitemap/queue/enable_delta`	Yes	Global default for new profiles. When Yes, the generator consults `panth_seo_sitemap_shard.last_generated_at` and skips shards whose source entities haven't changed since the last run.

Every setting resolves at store-view scope, so each store can have a different URL cap, gzip flag, hreflang flag, ping policy, or queue flag.

Managing Sitemap Profiles

Open Admin → Panth Infotech → XML Sitemap → Sitemap Profiles to reach the grid (route panth_xml_sitemap/profile/index).

Fields

Field	Description
Store View	The store_view this profile applies to. Foreign-keyed to `store.store_id` with `ON DELETE CASCADE`. One profile per store.
Base URL	Absolute URL used as the `<loc>` prefix for every entry. Defaults to the store's `web/unsecure/base_url`. Override for CDN domains or alternate apex hosts.
Max URLs per File	Per-profile override of the global soft cap. Range 100–50000.
Enable Hreflang	Yes / No. When Yes, `Contributor\HreflangContributor` adds alternate-language entries per URL.
Enable Images	Yes / No. When Yes, `Contributor\ImageContributor` adds `<image:image>` blocks per product URL.
Enable Videos	Yes / No. When Yes, `<video:video>` blocks are added per product URL with associated video media.
Enable Gzip	Yes / No. When Yes, shards are written as `.xml.gz`.
XSL Path	Optional per-profile XSL stylesheet path. Blank = use global default or skip entirely.
Ping Google	Yes / No. Post to Google's ping endpoint on successful write.
Ping Bing	Yes / No. Post to Bing's ping endpoint on successful write.
Enable Queue	Yes / No. Dispatch each shard to the AMQP topic instead of building synchronously.
Enable Delta	Yes / No. Skip shards whose source entities haven't changed since the last run.
Include Products	Yes / No. Run `Contributor\Product` for this profile.
Include Categories	Yes / No. Run `Contributor\Category` for this profile.
Include CMS Pages	Yes / No. Run `Contributor\CmsPage` for this profile.
Include Landing Pages	Yes / No. Run `Contributor\LandingPage` (auto-skipped if Panth Landing Pages is not installed).
Include Blog	Yes / No. Run `Contributor\Blog` (auto-skipped if no supported blog module is installed).
Cron Schedule	Standard cron expression. Default `0 2 * * *`. The cron runner only dispatches this profile when the schedule matches.
Active	Per-profile enable/disable. Inactive profiles are skipped by cron and CLI.

Mass actions

Select rows and choose Enable, Disable, Regenerate Now or Delete from the grid mass-action menu. "Regenerate Now" is a shortcut that dispatches a full rebuild for every selected profile, bypassing the delta tracker once.

Frontend Endpoint

URL: GET /panth-sitemap.xml
Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8
Controller: Panth\XmlSitemap\Controller\Sitemap\Index at route xml_sitemap/sitemap/index.

/panth-sitemap.xml is served by our controller via a url_rewrite row installed by Setup\Patch\Data\InstallSitemapRewrite. The core Magento_Sitemap module's filesystem-based sitemap is unaffected — Panth XML Sitemap deliberately uses a different URL so you can keep the native sitemap around for comparison during the first week after install.

If you are upgrading from Panth_AdvancedSEO where /panth-sitemap.xml was already mapped to that module's controller, the RefreshSitemapRewrite patch runs on the next setup:upgrade and rewrites the stale target_path to point at the new controller — zero manual DB surgery required.

Sitemap index shape

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<sitemapindex xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
  <sitemap>
    <loc>https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap-products-1.xml.gz</loc>
    <lastmod>2026-04-21T02:00:05+00:00</lastmod>
  </sitemap>
  <sitemap>
    <loc>https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap-products-2.xml.gz</loc>
    <lastmod>2026-04-21T02:00:07+00:00</lastmod>
  </sitemap>
  <sitemap>
    <loc>https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap-categories-1.xml.gz</loc>
    <lastmod>2026-04-21T02:00:08+00:00</lastmod>
  </sitemap>
  <sitemap>
    <loc>https://your-store.test/panth-sitemap-cms-1.xml.gz</loc>
    <lastmod>2026-04-21T02:00:08+00:00</lastmod>
  </sitemap>
</sitemapindex>

Individual shard shape

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9"
        xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
        xmlns:image="http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap-image/1.1"
        xmlns:video="http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap-video/1.1">
  <url>
    <loc>https://your-store.test/example-product.html</loc>
    <lastmod>2026-04-20T13:22:14+00:00</lastmod>
    <changefreq>daily</changefreq>
    <priority>0.8</priority>
    <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="en-US" href="https://your-store.test/example-product.html"/>
    <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr-FR" href="https://fr.your-store.test/exemple-produit.html"/>
    <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://your-store.test/example-product.html"/>
    <image:image>
      <image:loc>https://your-store.test/media/catalog/product/e/x/example.jpg</image:loc>
      <image:title>Example Product</image:title>
    </image:image>
  </url>
</urlset>

CLI

The module exposes a Magento console command for manual and CI-driven runs:

# Generate every active profile
bin/magento panth:seo:sitemap:generate

# Generate a single profile by ID
bin/magento panth:seo:sitemap:generate --profile-id=3

# Force a full rebuild, bypassing the delta tracker
bin/magento panth:seo:sitemap:generate --profile-id=3 --force

# Quiet mode (suppress progress, only emit final summary)
bin/magento panth:seo:sitemap:generate --quiet

Output on a typical 50k-product run:

> bin/magento panth:seo:sitemap:generate --profile-id=1
Profile #1 (default store): starting...
  [products]    shard 1  (45000 URLs, 4.8 MB gzipped)
  [products]    shard 2  (8743 URLs, 0.9 MB gzipped)
  [categories]  shard 1  (1276 URLs, 0.1 MB gzipped)
  [cms]         shard 1  (42 URLs, 0.0 MB gzipped)
  [sitemap_index]         4 shards, 55061 URLs, 5.8 MB on disk
  [ping:google] OK
  [ping:bing]   OK
Profile #1: done in 4.8 s.

Exit codes: 0 on success, 1 on fatal error (invalid profile ID, DB error, disk full, etc.), 2 on partial success (one contributor failed but others completed).

Cron

The default cron job is declared in etc/crontab.xml and runs on schedule 0 2 * * * (02:00 daily):

<job name="panth_xml_sitemap_rebuild" instance="Panth\XmlSitemap\Cron\Rebuild" method="execute">
  <schedule>0 2 * * *</schedule>
</job>

To change the global schedule, override the job in your project's app/etc/ — or use the per-profile cron_schedule column which takes precedence over the global job's schedule for that single profile.

Confirm the cron is registered and has a recent execution:

bin/magento cron:list | grep panth_xml_sitemap
# panth_xml_sitemap_rebuild   default   0 2 * * *

SELECT job_code, status, executed_at, finished_at
  FROM cron_schedule
 WHERE job_code = 'panth_xml_sitemap_rebuild'
 ORDER BY scheduled_at DESC
 LIMIT 5;

Running the queue consumer

When any profile has enable_queue = 1, start the consumer as a long-running process (systemd / supervisord):

bin/magento queue:consumers:start panth_xml_sitemap_consumer --single-thread

The consumer ACKs each shard on success and NACKs + retries on transient errors. Messages that fail three times land on the panth_xml_sitemap.shard.dlq dead-letter topic for manual inspection.

Troubleshooting

`/panth-sitemap.xml` returns a 404 or a Luma 404 HTML page

You are likely sitting on a stale url_rewrite row left behind by Panth_AdvancedSEO whose target_path still points at the old controller. Run bin/magento setup:upgrade — the RefreshSitemapRewrite patch fires idempotently and rewrites the row to the new target. Follow with bin/magento cache:clean config full_page. Also confirm panth_xml_sitemap/general/enabled = 1 at the store scope being tested — when the master switch is No, the controller returns 404 regardless of url_rewrite state.

Sitemap only contains a handful of URLs

Three causes: (a) the profile has include_products = 0 / include_categories = 0 — flip the toggle and re-run; (b) the delta tracker thinks nothing has changed — run the CLI with --force once to rebuild from scratch; (c) the store's products have visibility = 1 (not visible individually) and are being filtered out as intended — this is correct behaviour for catalog hygiene, not a bug.

Shard files missing from `pub/media/panth-sitemap/<store_code>/`

The panth-sitemap writable root was never created. Run chmod -R u+w pub/media && mkdir -p pub/media/panth-sitemap && chown -R www-data:www-data pub/media/panth-sitemap, then re-run the CLI. On a containerised deploy ensure the pub/media volume is writable by the PHP-FPM user.

Queue consumer shows "topic not found"

The queue topology hasn't been declared on the AMQP broker. Run bin/magento queue:consumers:start panth_xml_sitemap_consumer --single-thread once — on first connect it declares the panth_xml_sitemap.shard topic, the panth_xml_sitemap_consumer queue, and the binding. You can also run bin/magento setup:upgrade which triggers the declaration via the DI.xml consumer wiring.

Hreflang tags missing from shards despite `enable_hreflang = 1`

Hreflang only fires when the store has two or more store_view rows with different locale codes. A single-locale store legitimately has no alternates to emit, so the contributor is a no-op. Confirm with SELECT code, locale_code FROM store s JOIN core_config_data c ON c.scope_id = s.store_id WHERE c.path = 'general/locale/code'; — you need at least two distinct locale_code values.

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Panth XML Sitemap — Sharded XML Sitemap, Hreflang, Image & Video Tags for Magento 2 (Hyva + Luma)

Need Custom Magento 2 Development?

Kishan Savaliya

Panth Infotech Agency

Table of Contents

Preview

Live walkthrough

Admin

Frontend

Features

How It Works

Compatibility

Installation

Verify

Configuration

General

Features

Search Engine Ping

Queue & Delta

Managing Sitemap Profiles

Fields

Mass actions

Frontend Endpoint

Sitemap index shape

Individual shard shape

CLI

Cron

Running the queue consumer

Troubleshooting

/panth-sitemap.xml returns a 404 or a Luma 404 HTML page

Sitemap only contains a handful of URLs

Shard files missing from pub/media/panth-sitemap/<store_code>/

Queue consumer shows "topic not found"

Hreflang tags missing from shards despite enable_hreflang = 1

Support

`/panth-sitemap.xml` returns a 404 or a Luma 404 HTML page

Shard files missing from `pub/media/panth-sitemap/<store_code>/`

Hreflang tags missing from shards despite `enable_hreflang = 1`