Ciprian Popescu

Pär Thernström

The Admin Menu Tree Page View plugin adds a tree-view layout to all your pages – directly accessible in the admin menu. This way, all your content will be available with just one click, no matter where you are in the admin area.
You can also add posts, pages and custom post types directly in the tree and you can quickly find your pages by using the real-time search box.
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<h4>Top features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Change the order of your pages with drag-and-drop</li>
<li>View all your pages – no matter where in the admin you are</li>
<li>View the hierarchy (parent/child relationship) of your pages</li>
<li>Add pages directly after or inside another post – no need to first create the post and then select the parent</li>
<li>Adds link to view a public post type directly from the admin menu – no need to first edit the post and then click the view link</li>
</ul>
Works perfectly in WordPress installations with lots of pages in a tree hierarchy.

Admin Menu Tree Page View


The screenshots for this plugin show that you can access the tree of pages by going to a special page in the admin menu. But that is not what happens. Instead, this plugin adds a full list of all pages to the admin menu itself, under Pages. It's too long, it's a mess, and I can't use it. I thought this would be a good replacement for the still-working-but-apparently-abandoned CMS Tree Page View, but it is not. I'll be going back to that plugin instead.


Screenshots are not accurate

Get a tree view of all your pages directly in the admin menu. Search, add, edit, view, re-order – all is just one click away!

meaghanbass

Create visual hierarchies of site pages. Options to list all pages, subpages, current page siblings. Also able to show page featured image and custom excerpts.
<h4>Quick Shortcodes</h4>
<ul>
<li>[pagemagic_listall] – hierarchical tree of all pages on site (useful to show sitemap of the site)</li>
<li>[pagemagic_subpages] – hierarchical tree of subpages to the current page</li>
<li>[pagemagic_siblings] – hierarchical tree of sibling pages to the current page</li>
<li>[pagemagic_image_excerpt] – list of pages with featured image and with excerpt</li>
</ul>
<h4>Example Parameters</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>[pagemagic_listall child_of="4" depth="2" exclude="6,7,8"]</code></li>
<li><code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt child_of="4" exclude="6,7,8" image_width="50" image_height="50"]</code></li>
</ul>
<h4>Page List Parameters</h4>
<ul>
<li>[pagemagic_listall] – list of all pages as the hierarchical list</li>
<li>[pagemagic_subpages] – list of subpages to the current page as the hierarchical list; Same as: <code>[pagemagic_listall child_of="current"]</code></li>
<li>[pagemagic_siblings] – list of sibling pages to the current page as the hierarchical list; Same as: <code>[pagemagic_listall child_of="parent"]</code></li>
<li>depth – how many levels in the hierarchy of pages are to be included in the list: <code>[pagemagic_listall depth="3"]</code>; by default depth is unlimited (depth=”0″); Displays pages at any depth and arranges them in a flat list: <code>[pagemagic_listall depth="-1"]</code></li>
<li>child_of – displays the sub-pages of a single Page by ID: <code>[pagemagic_listall child_of="4"]</code></li>
<li>exclude – define a comma-separated list of Page IDs to be excluded from the list: <code>[pagemagic_listall exclude="6,7,8"]</code>; You may exclude current page: <code>[pagemagic_listall exclude="current"]</code></li>
<li>exclude_tree – define a comma-separated list of parent Page IDs and all its subpages to be excluded: <code>[pagemagic_listall exclude_tree="7,10"]</code></li>
<li>include – include a comma-separated list of Page IDs into the list: <code>[pagemagic_listall include="6,7,8"]</code></li>
<li>title_li – set the text and style of the Page list’s heading: <code>[pagemagic_listall title_li="<h2>List of pages</h2>"]</code>; by default there is no title (title_li=””)</li>
<li>authors – only include pages authored by the authors in this comma-separated list of author IDs: <code>[pagemagic_listall authors="2,5"]</code>; by default all authors are included (authors=””)</li>
<li>number – sets the number of pages to display: <code>[pagemagic_listall number="10"]</code>; by default the number is unlimited (number=””)</li>
<li>offset – the number of pages to pass over (or displace) before collecting the set of pages: <code>[pagemagic_listall offset="5"]</code>; by default there is no offset (offset=””)</li>
<li>post_type – list associated with a certain hierarchical Post Type <code>[pagemagic_listall post_type="page"]</code>; by default: (post_type=”page”); possible values: page, revision, Hierarchical Custom Post Types (‘post’ is not a Hierarchical Post Type)</li>
<li>post_status – a comma-separated list of all post status types: <code>[pagemagic_listall post_status="private"]</code>; by default: (post_status=”publish”); possible values: publish, private, draft</li>
<li>meta_key and meta_value – only include the pages that have this Custom Field Key and this Custom Field Value: <code>[pagemagic_listall meta_key="metakey" meta_value="metaval"]</code></li>
<li>show_date – display creation or last modified date next to each Page: <code>[pagemagic_listall show_date="created"]</code>; possible values: created, modified, updated</li>
<li>date_format – the format of the Page date set by the show_date parameter: <code>[pagemagic_listall date_format="l, F j, Y"]</code>; by default use the date format configured in your WordPress options</li>
<li>sort_column – sort the list of pages by column: <code>[pagemagic_listall sort_column="menu_order"]</code>; by default: (sort_column=”menu_order, post_title”); possible values: post_title, menu_order, post_date (sort by creation time), post_modified, ID, post_author, post_name (sort by page slug)</li>
<li>sort_order – the sort order of the list of pages (either ascending or descending): <code>[pagemagic_listall sort_order="desc"]</code>; by default: (sort_order=”asc”); possible values: asc, desc</li>
<li>link_before – sets the text or html that precedes the link text inside link tag: <code>[pagemagic_listall link_before=""]</code>; you may specify html tags only in the <code>HTML</code> tab in your Rich-text editor</li>
<li>link_after – sets the text or html that follows the link text inside link tag: <code>[pagemagic_listall link_after=""]</code>; you may specify html tags only in the <code>HTML</code> tab in your Rich-text editor</li>
<li>class – the CSS class for list of pages: <code>[pagemagic_listall class="listclass"]</code>; by default the class is empty (class=””)</li>
<li>columns – for splitting list of pages into columns: <code>[pagemagic_listall class="pagemagic-cols-2"]</code>; available classes: pagemagic-cols-2, pagemagic-cols-3, pagemagic-cols-4, pagemagic-cols-5; works in all modern browsers and IE10+; columns are responsive and become 1 column at less than 768px</li>
</ul>
[More info] about parameters (https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_pages/#parameters) for [pagemagic_listall].
<h4>Parameters for Page List Excerpts</h4>
<ul>
<li>[pagemagic_image_excerpt] – by default shows list of subpages to current page; but if there is no subpages than all pages will be shown</li>
<li>show_image – show or hide featured image <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_image="0"]</code>; “show_image” have higher priority than “show_first_image”; by default: show_image=”1″</li>
<li>show_first_image – show or hide first image from content if there is no featured image <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_first_image="1"]</code>; by default: show_first_image=”0″</li>
<li>show_title – show or hide title <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_title="0"]</code>; by default: show_title=”1″</li>
<li>show_content – show or hide content <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_content="0"]</code>; by default: show_content=”1″</li>
<li>more_tag – output all content before and after more tag: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt more_tag="0"]</code>; this parameter does not add “more-link” to the end of content, it just cut content before more-tag; “more_tag” parameter have higher priority than “limit_content”; by default the more_tag is enabled (more_tag=”1″) and showing only content before more tag</li>
<li>limit_content – content is limited by “more-tag” if it is exist or by “limit_content” parameter <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt limit_content="100"]</code>; by default: limit_content=”250″</li>
<li>image_width – width of the image <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt image_width="80"]</code>; by default: image_width=”50″</li>
<li>image_height – height of the image <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt image_height="80"]</code>; by default: image_height=”50″</li>
<li>child_of – displays the sub-pages of a single Page by ID: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt child_of="4"]</code>; by default it shows subpages to the current page</li>
<li>parent – list those pages that have the provided single page only ID as parent: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt parent="4"]</code>; by default parent=”-1″ and depth is unlimited</li>
<li>sort_column – sort the list of pages by column: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt sort_column="menu_order"]</code>; by default: (sort_column=”menu_order, post_title”); possible values: post_title, menu_order, post_date (sort by creation time), post_modified, ID, post_author, post_name (sort by page slug)</li>
<li>sort_order – the sort order of the list of pages (either ascending or descending): <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt sort_order="desc"]</code>; by default: (sort_order=”asc”); possible values: asc, desc;* hierarchical – display subpages below their parent page <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt hierarchical="0"]</code>; by default: hierarchical=”1″</li>
<li>hierarchical – display subpages below their parent page <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt hierarchical="0"]</code>; by default: hierarchical=”1″</li>
<li>exclude – define a comma-separated list of Page IDs to be excluded from the list: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt exclude="6,7,8"]</code></li>
<li>exclude_tree – define a comma-separated list of parent Page IDs and all its subpages to be excluded: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt exclude_tree="7,10"]</code></li>
<li>include – include a comma-separated list of Page IDs into the list: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt include="6,7,8"]</code></li>
<li>meta_key and meta_value – only include the pages that have this Custom Field Key and this Custom Field Value: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt meta_key="metakey" meta_value="metaval"]</code></li>
<li>authors – only include the pages written by the given author(s) <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt authors="6,7,8"]</code></li>
<li>number – sets the number of pages to display: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt number="10"]</code>; by default the number is unlimited (number=””)</li>
<li>offset – the number of pages to pass over (or displace) before collecting the set of pages: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt offset="5"]</code>; by default there is no offset (offset=””)</li>
<li>post_type – list associated with a certain hierarchical Post Type <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt post_type="page"]</code>; by default: (post_type=”page”); possible values: page, revision, Hierarchical Custom Post Types (‘post’ is not a Hierarchical Post Type)</li>
<li>post_status – a comma-separated list of all post status types: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt post_status="private"]</code>; by default: (post_status=”publish”); possible values: publish, private, draft</li>
<li>class – the CSS class for list of pages: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt class="listclass"]</code>; by default the class is empty (class=””)</li>
<li>strip_tags – strip tags or not: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt strip_tags="0"]</code>; by default the tags are stripped (strip_tags=”1″)</li>
<li>strip_shortcodes – strip registered shortcodes or not: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt strip_shortcodes="0"]</code>; by default shortcodes are stripped (strip_shortcodes=”1″) and all registered shortcodes are removed</li>
<li>show_child_count – show count of subpages: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_child_count="1"]</code>; by default the child_count is disabled (show_child_count=”0″); If show_child_count=”1″, but count of subpages=0, than child count is not shown</li>
<li>child_count_template – the template of child_count: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_child_count="1" child_count_template="Subpages: %child_count%"]</code>; by default child_count_template=”Subpages: %child_count%”</li>
<li>show_meta_key – show or hide meta key: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_meta_key="your_meta_key"]</code>; by default the show_meta_key is empty (show_meta_key=””); If show_meta_key is enabled, but meta_value is empty, than meta_key is not shown</li>
<li>meta_template – the template of meta: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt show_meta_key="your_meta_key" meta_template="Meta: %meta%"]</code>; by default meta_template=”%meta%”</li>
<li>columns – for splitting list of pages into columns: <code>[pagemagic_image_excerpt class="pagemagic-cols-2"]</code>; available classes: pagemagic-cols-2, pagemagic-cols-3, pagemagic-cols-4, pagemagic-cols-5; works in all modern browsers and IE10+; columns are responsive and become 1 column at less than 768px</li>
</ul>
[More info] about parameters (https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_pages/#parameters) for [pagemagic_image_excerpt].

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