Closed bdillahu closed 9 years ago
you have to put the route, so that's the part that you see in your browser when you go to the page. So if your URL is http://yoursite.com/some/path/to/page
then the route would be /some/path/to/page
Sorry, haven't been able to get back to this piece of the project for a bit.
It does work as you say (obviously), but I'll point out that (maybe expected) it apparently doesn't take wildcards or suppress the entire "tree" if you have nested pages.
I have (all directories):
This works great:
ignores:
These don't seem to (trying to ignore the entire branch of the tree:
ignores:
Thanks!
@bdillahu in case you have not seen it: this is supported now but the wildcard need to be .*
.
Thanks for the head's up :-)
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I'm unclear how the ignores works... I have some folders of content named _09.defunct_pages - non-routable. Sitemap still includes it, so I have tried
ignores:
and other combinations to no avail...
Ideas?
Thanks!