Hierarchical HTML Sitemap
Hierarchical HTML Sitemap offers visitors an easy and intuitive way to navigate your blog. This plugin generates an HTML sitemap of your WordPress blog. It displays a list of posts grouped by hierarchically sorted categories. By using a shortcode, you can display it on a page or anywhere else that s
About this tool.
Hierarchical HTML Sitemap offers visitors an easy and intuitive way to navigate your blog.
This plugin generates an HTML sitemap of your WordPress blog. It displays a list of posts grouped by hierarchically sorted categories. By using a shortcode, you can display it on a page or anywhere else that supports shortcodes, such as a widget.
The output does not include CSS or JavaScript files. It is pure HTML, ready to inherit or receive your theme’s styles.
Features
- Short and easy shortcode: [htmlmap] .
- Categories sorted hierarchically.
- Displays posts and/or pages.
- Can exclude specified posts, pages, or categories.
- Displays category navigation above the posts list.
- Displays post publication dates.
- Clean HTML without scripts.
- Does not enqueue unnecessary JavaScript or CSS files.
- No ads or author links in the output.
Usage and options
The [htmlmap] shortcode accepts these optional attributes:
- exclude : post or page IDs to omit, for example [htmlmap exclude="445,446"] .
- exclude_cat : category IDs to omit, for example [htmlmap exclude_cat="1,34"] .
- showpages : display the list of pages, for example [htmlmap showpages] .
- hidecloud : hide category navigation, for example [htmlmap hidecloud] .
- showdescription : display category descriptions, for example [htmlmap showdescription] .
- hidedate : hide post publication dates, for example [htmlmap hidedate] .
- hidecount : hide post counts in category headings, for example [htmlmap hidecount] .
You can combine attributes, for example:
[htmlmap exclude="3546,7398" exclude_cat="1,34" showpages hidecloud]
HTML structure and CSS classes
The shortcode preserves existing category heading IDs ( cat_<term-id> ), the category navigation class ( cat ), and the empty-category class ( null ).