Apply the Site Mapper action to the Site Folder by choosing Page > Folder Actions > Site Mapper while the Site Folder is selected. Select your Site Folder in the Site Panel, which is the folder at the top of the list of site pages, immediately underneath the line below the Master page(s).Go to File > Document Setup, click the Upload tab, enter the URL in the Web Address field and click OK. Enter the web address to where the site will be available once it's uploaded in the Upload settings.There are a few steps involved in setting it up, but once the action is configured, everything else happens automatically.

You can also choose which search engines you wish to submit the Sitemap file to. The Site Mapper action, introduced in Freeway 5.5, can be set to create and upload the xml file with the rest of your site files and particular pages can have their details submitted at set frequencies or with a specific priority. Creating this kind of Site Map can be done with the Site Mapper action if you have Freeway 5.5, or manually if you are using an older version of Freeway. Google then uses this information to decide how frequently your pages should be indexed. A Google Sitemap is similar to regular site maps, but is a machine readable file (XML) that Google uses to see which of your pages are more important than others and how often they are updated. You can see how to set up the Sitemapper Action in the article at. Note that if you have Freeway 5.5 or later, we strongly recommend that you use the Sitemapper Action which ships with those versions of Freeway. This article is also available for viewing online at //Google Sitemaps

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