A section on your website that has links to all your web pages within your website to make it easier for people to find a specific web page.

An XML representation of the structure of the Navigation Pane in Microsoft Dynamics CRM, including the areas, groups, and subareas where entities are displayed, and the user rights associated with eac [..]

map depicting the details of a site, usually made by recording all observable surface features.

A site map, sometimes written "sitemap," is an overview of the pages within a website. Site maps of smaller sites may include every page of the website, while site maps of larger sites often [..]

Page which can be used to help give search engines a secondary route to navigate through your site.

List of pages of a website accessible to crawlers or users. Site maps are submitted to Google in order for websites to become indexed.

A web page that can be used to help give search engines (and human visitors) a secondary route to navigate through your site.

 Hierarchical diagram, or outline, of all the pages on a Web site. An overview of a web site that lists the pages in a web site providing text links to all of the pages. Usually, each listing is an active link, enabling a visitor to click on the link and move directly to a section from the site map.  

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A site map is a model of a website's content designed to help both users and search engines navigate the site. A site map can be a hierarchical list of pages (with links) organized by topic, an o [..]

 

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A Site Map is a type of Dynamic Navigation

A linked, graphic or text-based display of a website's hierarchy, similar to an organization chart. Typically, site maps break down a website's content into increasingly specific subject areas to help the visitor understand its structure, from the main navigation pages to their subordinate pages. The main difference between a site map and [..]

A clickable, graphic- or text-based display of a Web site's hierarchy.

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