HTML Page Sitemap

This simple plugin adds an HTML (Not XML) sitemap of your pages (not posts) by using the shortcode [html_sitemap]. This plugin can display a sitemap with specific depths, from a specific parent page and include/exclude specific pages by ID. The sitemap uses the unordered HTML list tags <ul> and <li>.

Shortcode attributes include sort_column, sort_order, exclude, include, depth, child_of, meta_key, meta_value, authors, number, offset, post_type, and post_status parameters from the wp_list_pages function. In addition you can also set class, id, and ordered_list_type to further customize the html page sitemap.

This plugin is perfect for those who use WordPress as a CMS.

Shortcode Tag Attribute Options

The following wp_list_pages tag attribute options are supported:

• authors — Comma-separated list of author IDs. Default empty (all authors).
• child_of — ID of child page, ‘CURRENT’, or ‘PARENT’. The value ‘CURRENT’ will use the current page ID. The value ‘PARENT’ will use the current page parent ID.
• depth — -1 (any depth), 0 (all pages), 1 (top-level pages only), 2 (top-level and 2nd level pages only), etc.
• date_format — e.g. ‘l, F j, Y’. See WordPress Date Format
• exclude — Comma-separated list of page IDs to exclude.
• include — Comma-separated list of page IDs to include.
• item_spacing — Whether to preserve whitespace within the menu’s HTML. Accepts ‘preserve’ or ‘discard’.
• meta_key — Limits output to pages having a specific custom field key.
• meta_value — Limits output to pages having a specific custom field value.
• number — Limits the number of links displayed (SQL LIMIT).
• offset — Skips a specific number of pages before displaying the list.
• post_type — Post type to query for. Default ‘page’
• post_status — Comma-separated list or array of post statuses to include. Default ‘publish’
• show_date — Whether to display the page publish or modified date for each page. Accepts ‘modified’ or any other value. An empty value hides the date.
• sort_column — Comma-separated list of column names to sort the pages by. Accepts ‘post_author’, ‘post_date’, ‘post_title’, ‘post_name’, ‘post_modified’, ‘post_modified_gmt’, ‘menu_order’, ‘post_parent’, ‘ID’, ‘rand’, or ‘comment_count’. Default ‘post_title’.

Please see documentation for the wp_list_pages function for reference.

In addition the following tag attributes are available exclusively for this plugin:

• class — Specify class values for the initial HTML Page Sitemap <ul> list tag.
• id — Specify ID values for the initial HTML Page Sitemap <ul> list tag.
• ordered_list_type — Specify the ordered list type. Accepts ”, ‘1’, ‘A’, ‘a’, ‘I’, and ‘i’. Default empty value will display an unordered list.

The ordered_list_type attribute options in more detail:

• ordered_list_type="" — The list items will be unordered
• ordered_list_type="1" — The list items will be numbered with numbers
• ordered_list_type="A" — The list items will be numbered with uppercase letters
• ordered_list_type="a" — The list items will be numbered with lowercase letters
• ordered_list_type="I" — The list items will be numbered with uppercase roman numbers
• ordered_list_type="i" — The list items will be numbered with lowercase roman numbers

Note: This plugin only works with Hierarchical Custom Post Types such as pages. This plugin will not work if your post type is not hierarchical. Not setting an ordered_list_type will use an unordered list (default).

Examples

First example shows how to add a sitemap for the entire site.

Example shortcode will add a sitemap to a page displaying a depth limit of 3 and exclude page ID 708.

Example shortcode will add a sitemap to a page displaying only children and grandchildren of the current page.

Example shortcode will add a sitemap to a page displaying children and grandchildren of the parent page (would include the curent page as well).

Example shortcode will add a sitemap displaying the page modified date with the pages sorted by the menu order number.

Example shortcode excluding multiple pages with ids 708, 1024 and 42.

Example shortcode will add a class attribute to the <ul> tag.

Example shortcode will add an id attribute to the <ul> tag.

Example shortcode will display an ordered list using lowercase letters with a depth of 1.

Example shortcode with roman numbering in capitalization, with custom field “featured-list” and custom value “yes”

For the latest information visit the website.

http://www.pluginspodcast.com/plugins/html-page-sitemap/

Contributors

Angelo Mandato, founder of Painless Analytics and FrontPup – Plugin author