The get_sitemap_url() WordPress PHP function retrieves the full URL for a sitemap.
Usage
get_sitemap_url( $name, $subtype_name = '', $page = 1 )
Example
// Get the URL for the main sitemap
$url = get_sitemap_url('sitemap-main');
Output: https://example.com/sitemap-main.xml
Parameters
$name(string) – Required. The sitemap name.$subtype_name(string) – Optional. The sitemap subtype name. Default: ”.$page(int) – Optional. The page of the sitemap. Default: 1.
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: get_sitemap_url()
Examples
Get URL for a Custom Sitemap
Retrieve the URL for a custom sitemap named ‘custom-sitemap’.
// Get the URL for a custom sitemap
$url = get_sitemap_url('custom-sitemap');
Get URL for a Subtype Sitemap
Retrieve the URL for a sitemap with a subtype named ‘products’.
// Get the URL for a subtype sitemap
$url = get_sitemap_url('sitemap', 'products');
Get URL for a Subtype Sitemap with Pagination
Retrieve the URL for the second page of a sitemap with a subtype named ‘blog’.
// Get the URL for a paginated subtype sitemap
$url = get_sitemap_url('sitemap', 'blog', 2);
Get URL for a Sitemap with Custom Prefix
Retrieve the URL for a sitemap with a custom prefix named ‘mysitemap’.
// Get the URL for a sitemap with a custom prefix
$url = get_sitemap_url('mysitemap-main');
Get URL for a Multilingual Sitemap
Retrieve the URL for a sitemap in a specific language, e.g., ‘fr’ (French).
// Get the URL for a multilingual sitemap
$url = get_sitemap_url('sitemap-fr');