Site feeds and maps
Which machine addresses the site has (RSS feeds, the map for search engines, robots.txt) and how to set them up.
All machine addresses of the site are collected on one page: “SEO and accessibility → Feeds and maps”. Only those that exist on your site are shown, with the full address, the state “On/Off” and a link to the setting.
Post feeds
- News (RSS) — the latest posts for feed readers and aggregators; a reader does not download the feed again if it has not changed.
- Feed for Yandex Dzen (
?format=dzen) — full text and cover in the Dzen format; posts marked for Dzen are included. - Feed for Yandex News (
?format=yandex) — full text as plain text, category and cover. In the news settings you can set “no older than N days” and an “output delay” (a post appears in the feed N minutes after publishing — time to fix typos). - Feed of one category (
?category=slug) and of one author (?author=login); feeds of pages, tags, the forum and engine releases.
Maps and files for robots
- Site map (XML) — every address for search engines. With more than 50,000 addresses it becomes an index of parts (
/sitemap-1.xmland so on). - Map for people — a list of sections and pages.
- robots.txt — what robots may and may not visit; the map address is given there too. “Custom lines” from the settings go into the group for all robots; two switches decide the fate of AI robots: search assistants and training-data collectors.
- llms.txt — a short guide to the site for AI systems.
Feeds and maps send ETag and Last-Modified: if nothing changed, the reader gets a “304” answer without a body. The answer depends on the visitor’s language, so it carries Vary by language and cookie.