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The exclude from sitemap page property and filter secondary items should not be bound together. Exclude from sitemap should only be used to prevent a page from appearing in the sitemap. Instead, filter secondary items uses this field to hide pages from page navigation.
Use Case
Create a skeleton page (i.e Blog with Recommendations)
Set the exclude from sitemap property to true to prevent it from appearing in the sitemap.
Create a page (p1) based on the skeleton page.
Observed Behavior
User is unable to see their page while navigating Pages.
Expected Behavior
User can see their new page.
Work Around
Toggle the secondary items filter
Your page (p1) should be visible.
Set exclude from sitemap = false
This issue is not critical, but IMHO, breaks the flow in the creative editing process.
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@GastonGonzalez makes sense to decouple the two use cases - unfortunately we do not have a overall way right now to filter out the supporting files in the folder as well as the supporting directories like errors, css and js - the solution therefore has to include a fix for these folders as well
Sounds fair, @reusr1. Thanks for the speedy response. This one can wait, but thought I would raise it while creating content this morning as it took me out of the creative writing process. Do we have a design ticket for handling supporting files?
The exclude from sitemap page property and filter secondary items should not be bound together. Exclude from sitemap should only be used to prevent a page from appearing in the sitemap. Instead, filter secondary items uses this field to hide pages from page navigation.
Use Case
true
to prevent it from appearing in the sitemap.Observed Behavior
User is unable to see their page while navigating Pages.
Expected Behavior
User can see their new page.
Work Around
false
This issue is not critical, but IMHO, breaks the flow in the creative editing process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: