No settings, on purpose.
A sitemap that needs no configuration. It reads your post types and taxonomies, writes a valid sitemap, and never asks you a question.
A sitemap has one correct answer, which is every public URL on the site with an accurate last-modified date. There is nothing to configure and no reason for a settings screen.
The whole plugin is one file of about three hundred lines. It respects noindex, excludes password-protected content, and splits into an index automatically past fifty thousand URLs.
Installed it, forgot it, still working two years later.
— An agency developer
A file that answers one question.
One file
About three hundred lines of PHP with no admin screen, no options table row and no dashboard notice.
Respects exclusions
Noindex, password-protected and private content is excluded without being told to.
Automatic splitting
Past fifty thousand URLs it produces a sitemap index and splits by post type on its own.
Honest timestamps
Last-modified reflects real content edits, not a nightly regeneration touching every row.
Everything it does without asking.
Behaviour you would otherwise configure, decided correctly and left alone.
- No settings screen at all
- Noindex content excluded automatically
- Sitemap index past 50,000 URLs
- Accurate last-modified dates
- Robots.txt reference added automatically
- Multisite aware
- Adds no database tables
- Regenerated when a post is published
The details
- Version
- 1.0.7
- Released
- Apr 29, 2026
- Files
- One
- Settings
- None
- Split threshold
- 50,000 URLs
- Footprint
- One file, no tables
Recent releases
- 1.0.7Apr 2026 — Sitemap index generation added for large sites
- 1.0.6Mar 2026 — Last-modified now reflects real edits only