The DirectoryPageMapper plugin for WordPress allows users to manage and organize documentation efficiently by mapping directory structures to hierarchical WordPress pages. This plugin is ideal for anyone looking to convert their file system directories into an accessible documentation structure within their WordPress site.
- Automatically generates WordPress pages based on directory structures.
- Provides options to skip empty directories to maintain a clean and concise documentation structure.
- Supports custom folder icons through an easy-to-use settings page.
- Integrates seamlessly with WordPress, providing a native look and feel in the admin area.
- Allows for easy customization of CSS.
- Download the DirectoryPageMapper plugin.
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/directorypagemapper
directory - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
- Use the Settings->DirectoryPageMapper screen to configure the plugin.
Once installed and activated:
- Navigate to the DirectoryPageMapper settings page in your WordPress admin.
- Set the root directory path and other settings according to your documentation structure.
- Save changes to generate or update the hierarchical pages based on your directory structure.
- Visit your WordPress site to see the structured pages in action.
- Customize folder icons: Navigate to the plugin's settings page and define your custom icons in JSON format.
- Add custom styles or scripts to enhance the appearance and functionality of your documentation pages.
TODO: For support, please create an issue on our GitHub repository.
Contributions are welcome! If you would like to contribute to the project, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.