Tutorial Wagtail Version: 2.x
In this video we are going to learn how to install Wagtail Sitemaps (sitemap.xml) and how to add, remove and modify sitemap data in a Wagtail Page.
Sitemaps are how internet bots like Google and Bing often discover more pages in your site much faster than having to scrape your entire site and compare old results to new results. Basically, it' just a list of discoverable pages.
By default Wagtail Sitemaps are not enabled, but in less than 150 seconds we can get it installed and running the way we expect it to. And within just a couple more minutes we can completely modify each Wagtail Page Sitemap entry.
In this lesson we're going to:
Videos not your thing? Rather just get the code? No problem, here's the link to the entire Sitemaps Git Commit and you can see everything that was added.
16. Adding a Favicon, Logo and Footer
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Adding Custom CSS and JavaScript to Your Admin Area
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Customizing the styling and adding some additional JavaScript functionality to your Wagtail Admin (backend) is often a good idea for user experience and a higher perceived value for clients. In this tutorial I'll show you how to add a custom .css and .js file to your /admin/ area so you can give your clients a truly customized experience.
Customizing Default Property Values
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In this tutorial we are going to learn how to customize default Wagtail Page properties by changing the default help text and field verbose names. We'll also learn how to set a new default field value when you create a new Wagtail Page.
13. Adding Code and Code Blocks to StreamField in Wagtail
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This course covers everything from basic installation to advanced features like custom blocks and API integration, it's perfect for developers looking to enhance their skills with this powerful CMS.