Jesper van Engelen

Ever since the WordPress roles and capabilities system implemented in WordPress verion 2.0 back in 2005, there has been no easy way to implement a user hierarchy.
With the User Hierarchy plugin, you can control which user roles can edit which other user roles. For example, you can add a new user role called “Manager” that can view all users, but only create and edit users with the “Author” user role. This plugin gives you full control over your user management, even when you are using a complex role hierarchy.

User Hierarchy

Control user management on a per-role basis. Allow users of a certain role to only add, edit or delete users from specific other roles.

thewebist

A widget for displaying a list of subpage links. The list remains consistent regardless of where you are in the hierarchy.
Other features include:
<ul>
<li>Widget displays only on pages with subpages or on subpages.</li>
<li>List title is a link to the main page parent.</li>
<li>You can specify the link text for the list title, or you can completely hide it.</li>
<li>Sort subpages by Menu Order or Page Title.</li>
<li>Specify the depth of pages shown (all in hierarchy, all in flat list, 1 level, 2 levels, etc.)</li>
<li>Presentation utilizes minimal markup to allow for easy styling via your theme’s CSS.</li>
</ul>

WenderHost Subpages Widget

A widget for displaying a list of subpage links. The list remains consistent regardless of where you are in the hierarchy.

User Hierarchy vs WenderHost Subpages Widget