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update readme regarding the scheduled tasks and 404s #14

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Expand Up @@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ The sitemap file will be generated by the scheduled task in your webroot. You sh

/sitemap*.xml

If your sitemap.xml is returning a 404, please check that the scheduled task is running (under the Other category)

## Making your sitemap available to Google

There are two different ways to make your sitemap available to Google:
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -47,4 +49,4 @@ In your Preside site settings page, there is a **Sitemap** tab. On here you will

By choosing **Exclude from sitemap**, the site will be skipped completely when generating sitemaps.

You may also set a **Sitemap suffix** which is used to create the sitempa's filename. This is advisable when working with multiple sites, as each site will have its own sitemap. For instance, if you set a value of `subsite` here, the site's sitemap will be saved to `/sitemap-subsite.xml`. If you leave this empty, the file will be saved to `/sitemap.xml`.
You may also set a **Sitemap suffix** which is used to create the sitempa's filename. This is advisable when working with multiple sites, as each site will have its own sitemap. For instance, if you set a value of `subsite` here, the site's sitemap will be saved to `/sitemap-subsite.xml`. If you leave this empty, the file will be saved to `/sitemap.xml`.