Nick Samuel

I’ll take a look, thanks for all the work you and the team are putting into the project! As I tried to say, I think eventually it will become indispensable.

Cheers, Nick

Hi Josh, call me silly but I also have the same question as above. Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks.

EDIT: Had a quick look, basically, it won’t automatically add this stuff if you manually create links. It must be through the visual editor button. Makes total sense considering all those check boxes do is “print” the relevant code.

I’d be curious to know as well. I’m actually the opposite of you and always use Yoast’s but thought it was prudent to check out this highly rated plugin.

AFAIK they’re both deliver the same thing, just one might be better than the other for user options.

When it comes to sitemaps, it’s the taking part which counts more than winning.

By this, I mean simply having a sitemap is more beneficial than spending days agonizing over the “priority”, “change frequency” and number of submaps – stuff which is now largely irrelevant due to Google’s vast resources to crawl the web compared to 10-15 years ago.

“Feb 28 is the anticipated release”

vs

“Feb 28 is the release”

Got to own your statements, man.

Registered an account here to ensure that you deliver this new paid version. So much potential.

I also didn’t receive a response when I emailed around 6 months ago but as it’s a free plugin, I’ll let you off.