I'm running WordPress 3.0.1 with subdirectories (about 40 subdirectories so far), and am trying to find a method for automatically generating a sitemap (on a page) which includes all posts and pages for all subdirectories. Does anyone know of any plugin or plugin hack that might work for this?
[resolved] Multi-subdirectory sitemap? (8 posts)
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jeeverett
Posted 1 year ago # -
Simon Wheatley
Posted 1 year ago #Have you had any luck finding a solution for this?
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Posted 1 year ago #I've been continuing to search for an answer to this, with no luck. The two plugins mentioned above *do* work to generate an XML sitemap that includes all the (now 90+) subdirectories, but I need to display the sitemap on a wordpress page, rather than just create an XML sitemap.
I haven't had any luck in accomplishing this. :( All of the plugins I've seen that actually display the sitemap on a wordpress page only include the sitemap of the individual subdirectory. Has anyone come across a plugin that might work for this? :)
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Are you looking for just a list of all the blogs on your network install?
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Posted 1 year ago #Yeah, that would be just fine. I basically just need a dynamically-generated 'hot' (hyperlinked) list of all the various blogs on the network to display on a page or post on a specific (generic) blog in the network. I don't really need a full sitemap for each, although that would be fine too. Any suggestions? :)
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http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blog-topics/
This lets you categorize blogs and, I THINK, show a list of all of themhttp://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/diamond-multisite-widgets/
If not, this one claims to list all your blogs.http://codex.wordpress.org/WPMU_Functions/get_blog_list
This function is deprecated but still works... for now. It's pretty resource intensive so I wouldn't consider it for large sites. -
Posted 1 year ago #Excellent, I think diamond-multisite-widgets just might do the trick! Thank you for the help!
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