Summary

The Sitemap Menu produces a list of the links contained within a website. It is typically organized in a hierarchical fashion.
Sitemaps are designed to help navigate content on the website.

Usage

The Sitemap Menu is a CMS specific control used in PrestaShop and Magento.

The control is added via Insert >> Navigation >> Sitemap menu.

Prestashop
Magento

Prestashop

Sitemap Menu in Prestashop consists of 3 links:

  • The Contact link refers to the Contact us page with the contact form.
  • The Sitemap link refers to the page that contains a hierarchical
    structure of website pages and categories.
  • The Bookmark link (even though this option is present in Prestashop, it's not supported by Prestashop in its latest update).

The Prestashop module responsible for the links is called Permanent links block.
The links of the module cannot be configured via the user interface options.
You need to go to your /modules/blockpermanentlinks folder and edit the blockpermanentlinks-header.tpl file for this.

PrestashopSitemapMenu.png

Magento

Sitemap Menu in Magento contains the following links:

  • Site Map
  • Search Terms
  • Advanced Search
  • Orders and Returns
  • Contact us

The links of the module cannot be configured via user interface options.

To remove the Site Map link, open catalog.xml from app\design\frontend\base\default\layoutand remove/comment out the footer_links section responsible for SiteMap.

To remove Search Terms and Advanced Search, open catalogsearch.xml from app\design\frontend\base\default\layout and remove/comment out the footer_links section responsible for Search Terms and Advanced Search.

To remove Contact us from the footer, open contacts.xml from app\design\frontend\base\default\layout and remove/comment out the footer_links section responsible for Contact Us.

Note: Refresh the Cache Storage Management after performing any of these operations.

MagentoSitemapMenu.png

See Also

http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/configuration-catalog-sitemap

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