Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of qPloneGoogleSitemaps/why
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v6 v7 26 26 [[Image(news-sitemap.png, nolink)]] 27 27 28 It consists of number of URL blocks (within <url> </ulr> tags) each including: 29 30 * '''<loc>...</loc>''' - location info 31 * '''<news:news>...</news:news>''' - newsitem-specific tags: 32 * '''<news:publication_date>...</news:publication_date>''' - article publication date in W3C format 33 * '''<news:keywords>...</news:keywords>''' 28 It consists of number of URL blocks (within <url> </ulr> tags) each including such newsitem-specific tags as '''<news:publication_date>''' (required) and '''<news:keywords>''' (not required). 34 29 35 30 {{{ … … 75 70 }}} 76 71 77 == Old News Sitemaps vs New News Sitemaps ==78 79 72 The new updated format allows you to add new tags to each entry in your Sitemap, to provide more information about individual articles. So, the differences between old and new News Sitemap format include: 80 73 81 74 '''New Required Tags''' 82 75 83 * Publication tags ( <n:publication>...</n:publication>) - include two child tags name and language which should be added to each of your Sitemap’s news articles.84 * <n:name>...</n:name>- is the name of the news publication85 * <n:language>...</n:language>- is the language of your publication76 * Publication tags ('''<n:publication>''') - include two child tags name and language which should be added to each of your Sitemap’s news articles. 77 * '''<n:name>.''' - is the name of the news publication 78 * '''<n:language>''' - is the language of your publication 86 79 87 * Title tags ( <n:title>...</n:title>) - article titles can be added using the title tag to help us identify the correct title for your articles.80 * Title tags ('''<n:title>''') - article titles can be added using the title tag to help us identify the correct title for your articles. 88 81 89 * Genres tags ( <n:genres>...</n:genres>) -helps identify the different types of content within your articles, such as PressRelease, OpEd, Blog or UserGenerated. This is a required tag if genres apply, otherwise it can be omitted82 * Genres tags ('''<n:genres>''') -helps identify the different types of content within your articles, such as PressRelease, OpEd, Blog or UserGenerated. This is a required tag if genres apply, otherwise it can be omitted 90 83 91 * Access tags ( <n:access>...</n:access>) - tell us about the access level of your articles, whether they’re under a subscription wall, or free. This is a required tag if access is not open, otherwise it should be omitted.84 * Access tags ('''<n:access>''') - tell us about the access level of your articles, whether they’re under a subscription wall, or free. This is a required tag if access is not open, otherwise it should be omitted. 92 85 93 * Publication date ('''<news:publication_date> ...</news:publication_date>''') - article publication date in W3C format. This tag remains unchanged.86 * Publication date ('''<news:publication_date>''') - article publication date in W3C format. This tag remains the same as in old news sitemap format. 94 87 95 88 '''Not required Tags''' 96 89 97 * Keywords tags ('''<news:keywords> ...</news:keywords>''') - A comma-separated list of keywords describing the topic of the article.90 * Keywords tags ('''<news:keywords>''') - A comma-separated list of keywords describing the topic of the article. 98 91 99 * Stock Tickers ('''<stock_tickers>...</stock_tickers>''') - A comma-separated list of up to 5 stock tickers of the companies, mutual funds, or other financial entities that are the main subject of the article. Relevant primarily for business articles. 100 101 Більше про нові обвязкові теги тут: http://www.google.com/support/news_pub/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=74288 102 103 92 * Stock Tickers ('''<stock_tickers>''') - A comma-separated list of up to 5 stock tickers of the companies, mutual funds, or other financial entities that are the main subject of the article. Relevant primarily for business articles.