Give visitors different ways to browse

Simple Sitemap Pro makes visible HTML sitemaps for WordPress sites. Build content lists or group entries by taxonomy, then add dedicated sections for taxonomy terms, navigation menus, archive links, or WooCommerce products.

Optional visitor search is available for Content and Grouped sitemaps in blocks and shortcodes. Visitors can filter the entries currently displayed while matching entries retain their hierarchy or topic context. When linked pagination is enabled, search covers the current result page only; it does not search other result pages or the whole site.

Choose content and hierarchy controls

Include custom post types and custom taxonomies, filter by taxonomy terms, and automatically exclude child pages where needed. Configure ordering, limits, and include or exclude rules for each Content Sitemap section.

• Filter out content marked noindex by Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or SEOPress.
• Filter content by the current language with WPML or Polylang.
• For child-page sitemaps, exclude subtrees or display excerpts, pictures, and nofollow links.
• Display hierarchical custom post types, with optional separators and compact featured-picture thumbnails.

Set the layout and editing workflow

Use responsive tab controls or horizontal layouts to organize sitemap entries. Add blocks and preview the result in the editor before publishing. Dedicated blocks cover taxonomy terms, navigation menus, archive links, and WooCommerce product sitemap content.

For classic editor and page-builder processes, shortcodes are available for child pages, taxonomy terms, and navigation menus. You can adjust sitemap colours and presentation, use filters for custom development requirements, and configure multiple sitemap instances independently through their individual IDs.

HTML sitemap scope

Simple Sitemap Pro creates a visible HTML sitemap for visitors; it does not generate an XML sitemap. WordPress or an SEO plugin can continue to handle the XML sitemap used by search engines.

Get started

Install and activate Simple Sitemap Pro through the WordPress extension workflow. In the editor, insert a sitemap block, select its content and presentation settings, and review the preview before publishing. For a classic editor or page builder, use the available shortcodes and configure their options.