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IndexPro WordPress plugin allows you to seamlessly integrate your WordPress site with IndexPro’s URL indexing service.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Submit URLs for indexing</li>
<li>Check indexing status</li>
<li>Bulk operations (up to 50 URLs)</li>
<li>Auto-submit new posts/pages</li>
<li>Real-time credit tracking</li>
</ul>
<h4>Use Cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Get new posts indexed faster</li>
<li>Monitor indexing status</li>
<li>Bulk submit old content</li>
<li>Automate indexing workflow</li>
</ul>
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to the IndexPro API service to submit URLs for indexing and check their indexing status. The service is required for the plugin to function.
What data is sent: 
– Your website URLs (post/page permalinks) 
– Your IndexPro API key (for authentication) 
– Batch names (timestamps for tracking submissions)
When data is sent: 
– When you manually submit URLs for indexing 
– When you check the indexing status of URLs 
– When auto-submit is enabled and you publish new posts/pages 
– When you use bulk operations
Service provider: IndexPro (https://indexpro.app)
API endpoint: https://gpot-server.vercel.app/api
Important legal information: 
– Terms of Service: https://www.indexpro.app/terms-of-service 
– Privacy Policy: https://www.indexpro.app/privacy-policy
By using this plugin, you agree to share your website URLs with the IndexPro service. No personal user data or content is transmitted – only the URLs you choose to submit.

IndexPro – URL Indexing Manager

Submit URLs for indexing and check indexing status directly from WordPress.

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Martin Stehle

Since WordPress 5.5, an XML sitemaps functionality is provided in the WordPress core. These sitemaps let search engine crawlers find all URLs quickly and comprehensively.
But there is not any configuration interface. This plugin provides an option page for all XML sitemaps generated by the WordPress core.
WP Sitemaps Config let you easily
<ul>
<li>disable the XML sitemaps completely with a single click</li>
<li>remove the sitemaps for all public posts, pages, categories, tags, post formats and users </li>
<li>remove the sitemaps for all public custom post types and custom taxonomies</li>
<li>add the entries Priority, Change Frequency and Last Modification Date to each URL</li>
<li>exclude single posts and pages from the XML sitemaps</li>
<li>set the priority and change frequency for each post and page manually</li>
</ul>
This plugin is ready for multi sites. It requires WordPress 5.5 or higher. To use the XML sitemaps the PHP extension SimpleXML must run on your server.
<h4>Demo</h4>
You want to test WP Sitemaps Config before installing on your site? Try it out on your free WordPress playground and <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-sitemaps-config/?preview=1" rel="ugc">click here</a>.
Read also more on <a href="https://ays-pro.com/blog/best-sitemap-plugins-for-wordpress-in-2023" rel="nofollow ugc">Best Sitemap Plugins for WordPress in 2023</a>

WP Sitemaps Config


As many already have written here: This is the badly missing user interface for the sitemap feature in Core.



Sometimes a custom post type or taxonomy is badly registered and has a sitemap, although there is no public facing page available or WP core is generating an author sitemap by default ...



With this plugin, you can disable those unwanted sitemaps with one simple checkbox.



Additionally, you can enable the last modification date/time which is highly recommended (because crawler now can better plan their work). There is a ticket milestoned for WordPress 6.3 which is discussing this to be part of the core sitemap.



And it seems there is a feature planned for custom additions to "priority" and "change frequency". 



This would be worth a sixth star ;)


The missing UI

Configure all XML sitemaps generated by the WordPress core with ease

IndexPro – URL Indexing Manager vs WP Sitemaps Config