Re: sitemaps not quite as easy to setup as suggested?

I keep sitemap for those objects in 1 sitemap file, and manually create another sitemap file for all my static pages.

Then, create a sitemap index to point to the two.

Would love to hear from others though.

On Fri, May 27, 2011 at 11:22 PM, info@webbricks.co.uk <info@webbricks.co.uk> wrote:

ok, read the docs properly and understood it a bit more. im stuck with
one thing though. i get how simple it is to tell the sitemap about all
the objects that have been created but what about the static pages,
where you've not used flatpages. for instance a contact form you've
created, this should be in the sitemap, but isnt a flatpage.

how do i go about adding them to the dict in the urls file?

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