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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 …

Jrack Wolfe

Display a tree view structure in your front-end using shortcode using a range of different style templates.
Wolfe Candy Tree View is part of the Wolfe Candy suite of plugins that all work together to make <a href="https://wordpress.org/" title="Your favorite software" rel="ugc">WordPress</a> site creation that much easier.
Major features include:
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<li>The tree view displays any array of paths (e.g. ‘\a\b\c\d\’, ‘a\b\b’, ‘a\c’ etc) in Windows path format (not URL or Linux) as a hierarchy based on the specified style template (or default if nothing is specified). Note: path symbols may need to be switched if inputted manually e.g. \</li>
<li>There are a number of pure CSS style templates that are uploaded with the plugin. These can all be altered to suit your design. There are also a range of other templates available.</li>
<li>The hierachy list has a number of sources that can be specified from S3 structures, XML, file structures, upload folders, plugin folders, page hierarchy or a custom list.</li>
<li>Up to 7 levels of hierarchy can be displayed in any one tree.</li>
<li>End-nodes in the tree can hyperlink to files or other links so it can be used as a navigation tool.</li>
<li>Icons and HTML Special character are supported.</li>
<li>If media files are found as an end-node in a file tree, the image can be included in the tree as an image tile.</li>
<li>This can be combined with the Wolfe Candy Tool Suite for enriched functionality e.g. S3 bucket folder lists and using Private Content shortcode to limit the viewing of tree structures to specified roles.</li>
</ul>
It is completely FREE – development and maintenance by the Wolfe Candy team headed by Jrack Wolfe is funded through <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=DY2RMD3J4SR3Q" title="Donate to Wolfe Candy" rel="nofollow ugc">donations</a> from generous users.

Wolfe Candy Tree View

Display a tree view structure in your front-end using shortcode using a range of different style templates.

TukuToi Hierarchical Posts Tree View vs Wolfe Candy Tree View