=== SimpleSitemap === Contributors: ajferg Tags: sitemap, posts, pages Requires at least: 3.0 Tested up to: 3.0.1 Stable tag: 1.1 Generates a simple sitemap for your site. == Description == Generates a simple sitemap, listing the page and posts on your site. You can set which page will become your sitemap, and the sitemap will be automatically inserted after your regular page content. This plugin is useful in helping your visitors find their way around the site, and is beneficial for search engines crawling your site. Does not currently support custom post-types. == Installation == 1. Upload plugin to your wordpress installation plugin directory 1. Activate plugin through the `Plugins` menu in Wordpress 1. Look at the configuration screen (found under `Settings` in the Wordpress menu) 1. Choose which page to show the sitemap on, and tick which pages or post-categories you wish to exclude from the sitemap. == Frequently Asked Questions == = I have a plugin or theme with Custom Page Titles - can I use those? = If you use the All In One SEO plugin or the Thesis theme, you can supply Custom Titles for each page and post. You can tick a box on the settings page to use those titles instead of the standard titles. If one page doesn't have a custom title, it will fall back to use the standard title. = Can I change the order in which Pages are listed? = Pages are listed according to 'menu order'. When you edit pages, you can set the Order. There are plugins available which let you drag/drop pages to set your preferred order. = Are pages displayed hierarchically? = Yes - if you have pages & subpages, they will be listed as an indented list. = Can I change the order in which Posts are listed? = Not yet. Posts are listed from newest to oldest, and are not grouped by category. == Changelog == = 1.1 = * Now supports Custom Titles through Thesis Theme and All In One SEO Plugin * Added ShortCode Support: [simplesitemap] or [simplesitemap view=pages] or [simplesitemap view=posts] * Auto-Add to Page now allows you to insert before OR after original page content = 1.0 = * Initial release.