Overview
The Site Map web part provides an alphabetized, tiered, unordered list of subsites and pages, which reflects the website’s hierarchical structure. This is used to map/model the website in order to help users and search engines navigate the site, separate from other nuanced navigation elements.
Tutorial
Settings
The Site Map web part allows you to control the visibility of pages, subsites, and headings in the web part. You can choose to display or hide content that is marked as hidden, and you can display pages, subsites, and headings individually or in combination. To adjust these settings, click the arrow in the upper-right corner of the web part and select "Edit Web Part". Check or uncheck the desired options.
Adding the Web Part
While on a page, insert the Site Map web part using the Insert menu in the Ribbon.
Requirements
Browser must meet the statewide minimum requirements.
Accessibility
This web part passes both WCAG 2.0 and Section 508 website standards. Its unordered list is properly structured, as are its links/anchor elements.
Features and Functionality
- Fully accessible for screen readers and keyboard access
- Sitemap Provider-driven data sources (global)
- Automatically hides 404 pages, lists/libraries, unpublished pages, and administrative pages
Known Limitations
A future version of the web part will allow you to hide anchors/links by listing them by their relative path in the web part properties (e.g. /subsite/Pages/my-page.aspx). Until that feature is available, users can hide an anchor/link with a simple CSS rule by targeting the page as a class, the web part’s specific class, then the particular anchor with a specific href value.
Example:
.my-site-collection.my-site-map-page .or-site-map li a[href="/subsite/Page/my-page.aspx"] {
display:none;
}
Frameworks/Libraries Dependencies
Feedback
If you would like to suggest features, enhancements, or report a bug, please visit https://egovservicedesk.zendesk.com and open a new ticket.
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