WP Site Mapping free WordPress plugin

WP Site Mapping allows to add a sitemap to your WordPress site using a shortcode, calling a PHP function or using one of the two provided widgets. Using the shortcode doesn’t mean you need to write code. Just press the sitemap button in your visual post editor and all options available for the shortcode will be displayed. Press OK when you are done and the shortcode will be inserted with the appropriate parameters. Of course you can also add the shortcode yourself using the following syntax: [showsitemap] for the default sitemap or [showsitemap arg1 arg2…] using the following arguments: depth: defines how many levels of posts will be shown e.g. depth=1 means that only parent posts will be shown, depth=2 means that parent posts as well as one level of children posts will be displayed. exclude=1 means that all posts/pages will be displayed in the sitemap except the ones matching one of the defined criteria. If not present, only the posts/pages matching at least one of the defined criteria will be displayed. grouponly=1 means that only the group names (e.g. category, month, tag) will be diplayed with the post count, but not the posts themselves post_id: List of post IDs to include or exclude e.g. post_id=”32,9-11,33″ will include/exclude all posts with the IDs 9, 10, 11, 32 and 33. cat: List of category IDs to include or exclude e.g. cat=”32,11,33″ will include/exclude all posts of the categories with the IDs 11, 32 and 33. tag: List of tag IDs to include or exclude e.g. tag=”32,11,33″ will include/exclude all posts with the tags with the IDs 11, 32 and 33. fmt: List of post formats to include or exclude e.g. fmt=”post-format-aside,post-format-image” type: List of post types to include or exclude e.g. type=”post,page” aut: List of post authors to include or exclude