The first thing you should declare in your sitemap.json file is a default
layout template ID so the target site or site template can reference the layout
template to use for its pages. When defined outside the scope of a page, the
layoutTemplateId sets the default layout template for the theme’s pages:
{
"layoutTemplateId": "2_columns_ii",
"publicPages": [
{
"friendlyURL": "/my-page",
"name": "My Page",
"title": "My Page"
}
]
}
When placed inside a page configuration, the layoutTemplateId sets the layout
template for the individual page. In the example below, the Hidden Page and the
Welcome page both use the default 2_columns_ii layout template, while the
Custom Layout Page overrides the default layout template and uses the
2_columns_i layout template instead:
{
"layoutTemplateId":"2_columns_ii",
"publicPages": [
{
"friendlyURL": "/welcome-page",
"name": "Welcome",
"title": "Welcome"
},
{
"friendlyURL": "/custom-layout-page",
"name": "Custom Layout Page",
"title": "Custom Layout Page",
"layoutTemplateId": "2_columns_i"
},
{
"friendlyURL": "/hidden-page",
"name": "Hidden Page",
"title": "Hidden Page",
"hidden": "true"
}
]
}
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