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  • Plugin Author Jean

    (@jeangalea)

    Hi Michael, with WordPress SEO you should really be disabling sitemaps for the custom post types used by this plugin, since the plugin uses them purely for storage of the data, and not for the purpose of displaying them on the front end.

    Thread Starter Michael Ecklund

    (@michaelecklund)

    Thanks for responding. I wasn’t sure what the intended functionality was.

    I’m not sure if WordPress SEO plugin respects the public or publicly_queryable parameters of register_post_type() arguments. In theory, it should. So if you set those parameters to false, maybe the WordPress SEO plugin (among other plugins as well) won’t automatically create sitemaps for that post type.

    Although, I don’t know how that would effect the functionality of your plugin.

    Plugin Author Jean

    (@jeangalea)

    publicly_queryable is false

    public is true since it is needed to display the feed items on the front end.

    You can check out the code, they are defined in includes/custom-post-types.php. If you have any suggestions let me know.

    Plugin Author Jean

    (@jeangalea)

    If I set them to false, you wouldn’t be able to use the Views plugin to create view templates, just for one example.

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