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The Article Forge WordPress plugin aims to provide a capable facility to aid in the writing, publishing, and maintenance of hierarchical documents for the web. In particular are stories, articles, technical documents and periodicals that have titled sections.
Documents are organized such that the head consists of a title and summary (ie. abstract) describing the whole. Beneath this head are the various sections comprising the document with each section consisting of a heading and content. The entire document does not need to be assembled before publishing; sections can be published independently of each other.
Many useful features abound through out the editing interface. The main article edit screen provides a sortable ordered list of the sections with short-cuts to the section and a link to add new sections. Further, each document has display options that allow the author to customize the look and feel of the published article. These include:
<ul>
<li>Display the Table of Contents on each page</li>
<li>Display the Summary on each page</li>
<li>Display the entire document on one page</li>
</ul>
CSS class tags are exposed for each div in the HTML content providing an easy means for users to specify their own style. In fact, users are encouraged to make their own copy of the css, js, and HTML under the content directory. An option is provided under the Settings page to specify the content directory from which files are served. All .css and .js files under the corresponding directories are automatically included in frontend Article Forge related pages.
The Article Forge plugin is unique in that the concepts of template and content are separated. Content is injected into the template instead of separate template files being required for each of the different post types, easing the burden on website maintainers. (See the Installation section for details.)
General commentary, upcoming features, and other WordPress related thought can be found at <a href="http://www.bytewisemcu.org/article/article-forge/" title="Article Forge in general" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.bytewisemcu.org/article/article-forge/</a>.

Article Forge

The Article Forge WP plugin provides a conducive environment for the writing and publishing of hierarchical prose.

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When you have a Hierarchical Post Type such as Pages, it is often difficult to keep track of the Hierarchy and the related Child Or Parent posts of a certain item. 
In the WordPress posts list, when you search by a given Post, you won’t see the related Parent or Child items connected to it, in the resulting posts list. 
Thus you need to edit the post, to see what parent Posts it has. You still can’t find its children post this way.
The TukuToi Hierarchical Posts Tree View Plugin adds a WordPress Dashboard Widget to display hierarchical Pages or Posts in a searchable list, which keeps showing the parent and child posts of the search result. 
Thus, it resolves this organzational problem.
By default, the Plugin queries the native WordPress Page post type, and it displays a (foldable and searchable) list of each Parent Pages Children posts. 
The entire list is searchable, and the search results will be highlighted. 
The entire “tree” of each search result will keep showing, thus allowing you to very easily find related parent or child posts of a search result.
Links to edit each page are integrated in the results, allowing for a quick navigation to edit each item in the list.
With filters, the post type to query can be changed to any hierarchical post type, and additional Widgets can be added (one each post type).

TukuToi Hierarchical Posts Tree View

The Hierarchical Posts Tree Plugin adds a WordPress Dashboard Widget to display hierarchical Pages or any Hierarchical Post Type in an organised manne …

Article Forge vs TukuToi Hierarchical Posts Tree View