WP Realtime Sitemap

Description

A sitemap plugin to make it easier for your site to show all your pages, posts, archives, categories and tags in an easy to read format without any need for template modification or HTML/PHP knowledge in a page.

This plugin doesn't create an XML file to be used with any search engine; this is outside of what this plugin was designed to do.

Features include the ability to order the output in the plugin settings, show/hide various elements like WP Nav Menu, Pages, Posts, Custom Post Types, Archives, Categories and Tags, and exclude specific IDs. You can also limit the amount of displayed items and customize section names.

It supports I18n for translation and uses WordPress shortcodes for including the sitemap in pages and posts. The plugin works on WordPress Multisite and Multilingual blogs.

If you find this plugin useful, please consider making a donation. Your support helps improve the plugin.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free WP Realtime Sitemap plugin.

sitemap

navigation

seo

Screenshots

FAQ

Instructions for installing via download from WordPress.org

Download and extract the Plugin zip file.
Upload the files to /wp-content/plugins/wp-realtime-sitemap directory.
Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress.

Instructions for installing from within your own blog

Login to the admin interface.
Click Plugins in the left hand menu navigation.
Click on "Add New" next to the Plugins header in the main content area.
Enter "WP Realtime Sitemap" (without quotes) in the textbox and click the "Search Plugins" button.
In the list of relevant plugins click the "Install" link for "WP Realtime Sitemap" on the right hand side of the page.
Click the "Install Now" button on the popup page.
Click "Activate Plugin" to finish installation.

Display the sitemap on a page or post

Click Pages in the left hand menu navigation.
Click on "Add New" in the left hand menu navigation or click on "Add New" next to the Pages header in the main content area.
Give your page a title I suggest Sitemap, and put [wp-realtime-sitemap] into the WYSIWYG box.
Now save or update the page and click on the View page link at the top to see your new sitemap.

Note: If you already have a page for your sitemap then put the shortcode [wp-realtime-sitemap] in this pages WYSIWYG box instead of creating a new page.

Please see the FAQ and Other Notes tab for further help.