What is the best HTML Generator?
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Hey Mozers,
I have a CMS that is able to create a XML sitemap but I would have to build out the HTML sitemap on my own. Would the fellow smart people of the Moz world be able to help guide me in the best direction.
What is the best HTML sitemap generator on the market?
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Awesome thanks for checking but I see that is the XML sitemap and I'd need a HTML version that is customer facing.
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I took a look and looks like they do have an extension:
https://marketplace.sitecore.net/en/Modules/Sitemap_XML.aspx
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If the site is under 500 pages use the one suggested here, copy the HTML code and use it in a page. That's what I would do.
If the site is over 500 pages I would indeed look for extension, module, widget for your CMS.
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SiteCore is the CMS that I am using.
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Hi,If your using a CMS then there may be an extension to create the html version. What CMS are you using?
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hi, i like this one: https://www.xml-sitemaps.com/
Grtz, Leonie
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