Jonathan Bossenger

Evan Scheingross

This plugin will add a page to the admin panel that displays a numerically ordered list of all published URLs within a website.
Now, why would such a feature be helpful?
First off, it allows to to quickly check all of your website URLs to ensure they are using valid characters (i.e no % symbols that may have been entered by copying and pasting from another document).
Secondly, let’s say you’re planning on moving your website to a new URL, or perhaps you would like to update many of your website’s existing URLs for better SEO or accessibility. This plugin give you a quick and easy way to view all website URLs on one single screen and can serve as a great starting point for creating a list of 301 redirects as part of an .htaccess file.
If you spot a bug or have an idea of how I can improve my code please let me know.

List all URLs

Creates a page in the admin panel under Settings > List All URLs that outputs an ordered list of all of the website's published URLs.

Mark Jaquith

Isn’t it annoying when you craft a post title, and then the URL slug kind of falls short? Like, if your title is Breaking: Yankees win 3-2 in extra innings. I’m excited & literally can’t even and your post slug turns out like breaking-yankees-win-3-2-in-extra-innings-im-excited-literally-cant-even. “3-2” is ambiguous because all the words are already separated by dashes. “im” is not a word. “cant” means something else. The ampersand meaning “and” just got dropped. The leading “breaking-” will be silly when the date part of the URL is 3 years old. The whole URL is off. Doesn’t this make more sense? yankees-win-3-to-2-in-extra-innings-i-am-excited-and-literally-cannot-even. Sure it’s really long (and a future version of the plugin will help with that!), but it reads much better.
<h3>Contribute</h3>
Contribute to this plugin on GitHub:
https://github.com/markjaquith/slug-control/issues

Slug Control

Helps you craft amazing post URL slugs, for that hand-crafted URL feel.

List all URLs vs Slug Control