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Hey, @arj23 Thanks for the feedback!

If the link to the sitemap is in the robots.txt file, then the search engines will find it, but to be sure – you can add a link to mpg-sitemap.xml to Google Search Console (there is no limitation: you can add to Search Console even 10 sitemaps, and all of them will be indexed)

For now, we does not have plans to implement pagination for shortcodes, but you can split shortcode output to columns. It may be helpful:

https://www.mpgwp.com/docs/how-do-i-split-my-generated-list-in-columns/

@mavicks Hi.

Did you mean using MPG shortcodes as values on Advanced Custom Fields or CarbonFields?

I’m not sure is it will work properly.

Hi, @mavicks

Integrate search by generated pages with default WP search is not possible, but we’re have plans to make shortcode for rendering search form by MPG pages.

Keep track the updates.

Hi, @mavicks
Are you talking about pagination, or just separator after each N iterations?

In both cases, MPG doesn’t have condition logic or pagination, but we discussing users requests, and may implement some functions if we get many user’s request.

Hi, @mavicks

For now, MPG doesn’t have this functionality. If you need to reorganize output – you can use JS to do it. Just iterate over DOM nodes and put it in table ceils or set additional classes depending of iteration number.

@searchcomet123 Cool, thank you.
I’ve checked, and now page loading time is about 4 seconds: https://prnt.sc/vtpc32

P.S: If you’re using (for example) 5 columns from the source file – remove other 6.
So less data in the source file – so better performance.

P.S.2: We would be very grateful if you would like to provide feedback for our plugin. Just a few words will be very helpful.

Hi, @searchcomet123
1. Ok, 2. Good
3. Are you sure that enabling cache in MPG is have no affect to pages loading tome?
Pay attention, that if you open generated page in browser, where you’re logged in – caching will not work. If you want to check – open generated page in Incognito mode.
https://prnt.sc/vto17q
4. Good
5. Try to resave .xlsx to .csv, and upload the .csv file to MPG again. .csv is more lightweight and reading at tens times faster than .xlsx (because xlsx has a more difficult structure and compressed)

P.S: As I see, for now generated page was loaded about for 5 seconds. Why it’s faster that few days ago? What did you do?

Hi, @searchcomet123

1. How much rows in your source file and what is size (Mb) of the source file?
2. Which version of PHP installed on your server?
3. Did you try to enable some kind of caching in MPG?
4. Which version of MPG you’re using?
5. What’s the extension of source file (.xlsx or .csv)?