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Seo Bundle#

This bundle contains features for search engine optimization. Included are:

Sources#

The sources can be accessed via the GibHub project https://github.com/sitepark/atoolo-seo-bundle.

Installation#

First add the Sitepark Flex Repository before installing the bundle.

See: Sitepark Flex Repository

Use Composer to install this component in your PHP project:

composer require atoolo/seo-bundle

Sitemap-XML#

The bundle provides a controller that generates a sitemap XML for the pages managed by the CMS IES. The sitemap XML is provided under the URL /sitemap.xml. The number of entries in a sitemap XML is limited. The entries are therefore split across several requests. For this reason, the URL /sitemap.xml initially only provides an index with further references to the actual Sitemap XML files. See also Large Sitemaps.

The CMS IES can also be used to manage subordinate microsites for a site. Optionally, these microsites can also be delivered via their own domain. In this case, the microsite provides its own robots.xml. In this case, entries may have to be removed from the sitemap.xml of the main site. This is done via an additional parameter siteExcludes=1124,2324 in the URL. Example: /sitemap.xml?siteExcludes=1124,2324. The site IDs of the microsites are transferred as the parameter value.

The sitemap.xml of the corresponding microsite may only contain the entries of the microsite. As the entries are determined via the search index and all entries are contained there, the entries must be filtered. This is done using the parameter siteIncludes=1124 in the URL. Example: /sitemap.xml?siteIncludes=1124. The site ID of the microsite is passed as the parameter value.

Routes Description
/sitemap.xml Returns the sitemap index
/sitemap-{page}.xml Returns the sitemap entries of the corresponding page

Multilingual site#

If the site is operated in multiple languages (with automatic translation by the CMS IES), the sitemap XML also contains the entries for the other languages. And also the references between the individual languages. See also Localized Versions of your Pages

Use#

If the bundle is installed, the two routes are available. The prerequisite is that the file config/routes/seo.yaml has also been created and the config/bundles.php was extended in the project via Flex. Otherwise, this must be done manually.

config/bundles.php

<?php

return [
  // ...
  Atoolo\Seo\AtooloSeoBundle::class => ['all' => true],
];

config/routes/seo.yaml

controller:
  resource: "@AtooloSeoBundle/Controller/"
  type: attribute