Publication and automatically managed page selection
Check the automatically deployed sitemap of the published domain. In case of deviations, first examine domain, page publishing and SEO settings.
Check the public sitemap and the status of the respective static or dynamic page. Different canonicals and excluded pages can affect the selection; the XML file is not maintained manually as on own hosting.
Where to check the setting in Wix
Open the sitemap index of your published domain and the appropriate partial sitemap. Compare publishing, indexing setting, and canonical of the page. For dynamic pages, the respective collection item must also be accessible.
Example of this specific finding
Illustrative control case: A shop has many new products, but no well-maintained sitemap endpoint. A one-time URL export would become obsolete after the next import.
follow-up audit in Wix
Compare an affected collection item and a normal page. Publish changes and then retrieve the actual sitemap entries.
Provide a regularly generated selection of final public URLs. Check new, removed and excluded products after a normal data update.
Derogations and scope
A small, well-linked website can be found without a sitemap. A sitemap does not replace meaningful internal navigation.
Reference: published Wix/Wix Studio websites. SEO settings differ by static page, dynamic page type and installed app; do not require a freely managed server configuration.
Classify the general error
Definition, system-independent causes and further correction examples: Use a reliable URL source instead of any export