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.

Robert O'Rourke

interconnectit

In addition to controlling your custom post type permalinks this plugin adds support for using custom taxonomies in your permalink structures as well.
Not only that but you can control the full permalink so the post type slug is not required at the start of the link.
Multiple post types can use the same permalink structure.
<h4>Usage</h4>
There are 2 ways to use this plugin:
Permalink Settings
The plugin adds fields to the permalinks settings page for any public facing custom post types.
In Code
When registering a post type you can add a value to the rewrite property with the key ‘permastruct’ to define your default permalink structure.
eg:
<pre><code><?php

register_post_type( 'my_type', array(
 ...
 'rewrite' => array(
 'permastruct' => '/%custom_taxonomy_name%/%author%/%postname%/'
 ),
 ...
) );

?>
</code></pre>

WP Permastructure

Adds the ability to configure permalinks for custom post types using rewrite tags like %post_id% and %author%.

List all URLs vs WP Permastructure