WolfDevs

Al-Mamun Talukder

WD Quick Pages is a powerful WordPress plugin designed for developers and site builders who need to create multiple pages quickly and efficiently. Whether you’re setting up a new website structure or bulk-creating content pages, this plugin streamlines the process with an intuitive interface and smart features.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Quick Page Creation – Create multiple pages at once using a simple textarea input</li>
<li>Hierarchical Structure – Use “-” prefix to create child pages with unlimited nesting levels</li>
<li>Live Preview – Preview the page structure before creation to avoid mistakes</li>
<li>Duplicate Prevention – Automatically skips pages that already exist to prevent conflicts</li>
<li>Progress Tracking – Real-time progress bar during page creation process</li>
<li>Modern UI – Clean, Shadcn/UI inspired design that integrates seamlessly with WordPress</li>
<li>AJAX-Powered – Seamless user experience without page reloads</li>
<li>Responsive Design – Works perfectly on all screen sizes and devices</li>
<li>Security First – Built with WordPress security best practices (nonces, capability checks, input sanitization)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Perfect For</h4>
<ul>
<li>Developers building new WordPress sites</li>
<li>Agencies setting up client websites quickly</li>
<li>Content Managers creating bulk page structures</li>
<li>Site Builders who need efficient workflow tools</li>
</ul>
<h4>How It Works</h4>
<ol>
<li>Navigate to Pages → Quick Pages in your WordPress admin</li>
<li>Enter page titles in the textarea, one per line</li>
<li>Use “-” prefix for child pages (e.g., “-Our Story” under “About Us”)</li>
<li>Use multiple “-” for deeper nesting (e.g., “–Team Member” under “-Our Story”)</li>
<li>Select page status, template, and author</li>
<li>Preview the structure to verify hierarchy</li>
<li>Click “Create Pages” to generate all pages instantly</li>
</ol>
<h4>Example Usage</h4>
<pre><code>Home
About Us
-Our Story
-Our Team
--Leadership
---CEO
---CTO
--Developers
Services
-Web Development
--Frontend
--Backend
-Design
--UI/UX
--Branding
Contact
Blog
</code></pre>
This will create a complete site structure with proper parent-child relationships automatically.
<h4>Developer Friendly</h4>
<ul>
<li>Clean, documented code following WordPress coding standards</li>
<li>Extensible architecture for custom modifications</li>
<li>Translation ready with full i18n support</li>
<li>Hooks and filters for advanced customization</li>
</ul>

WD Quick Pages

Quickly create multiple WordPress pages with hierarchical structure support. Perfect for rapid site development.

Oomph, Inc.

Ben Byrne

kenjigarland

Jake Goldman

Adds a new widget type you can deploy in your sidebar regions (and/or elsewhere) to display section-based navigation, along with the ability to exclude certain pages from showing up.
The title of the widget is the top level page within the current section. The widget then can show all of the page’s published siblings (except on the top level page), all parents and grandparents (and higher), the siblings of all parents and grandparents (up to top level page), and any immediate children of the current page. It can also be called by a function inside template files.
It includes a simple widget configuration panel. From this panel you can:
<ol>
<li>Determine whether the widget should appear on the home page</li>
<li>Override standard behavior and have the widget show all pages in the current section</li>
<li>Determine whether the widget should appear even if the section only has one page (the top level)</li>
<li>Provide a list of pages to exclude from the output</li>
<li>Determine whether the section navigation should still appear when viewing excluded pages</li>
<li>Use a specific widget title (i.e. In This Section), or just use the top level page title</li>
<li>Determine whether the section title should be linked</li>
<li>Determine page sort order (defaults to menu order)</li>
</ol>
The widget uses standard WordPress navigation classes, in addition to a unique class around the widget, for easy styling. The UL of the page list also has a custom class, <code>bsn-list</code>, that can be altered via the <code>bsn_list_class</code> filter.
Beginning with version 1.5, Better Section Navigation also incorporates the features of the defunct <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/exclude-pages/" rel="ugc">Exclude Pages</a> plugin, giving you the ability to selectively exclude specific pages from appearing in the widget generated by Better Section Navigation. This per-page control is managed via a metabox on the post edit screen. Note: On activation, BSN will automatically import the list of “excluded pages” set via that plugin, so you don’t have to manually re-assign excludes pages before deactivating the old one.
Compatible with WordPress Multisite.
This plugin started life as <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-section-navigation/" rel="ugc">Simple Section Navigation Widget</a>, but since that plugin hasn’t been updated in a while, we’ve taken up the reins with the goal of keeping it up to date with the latest WordPress conventions (i.e. getting rid of deprecation warnings) and adding a few nice-to-have features while retaining some of the simplicity of the original plugin.
Simple Section Navigation Widget is incompatible with PHP 8.x, so as of October 2022, Better Section Navigation is now a drop-in replacement for Simple Section Navigation Widget. If you’ve been using Simple Section Navigation, you can now use this one instead without changing any settings! NOTE: Deactivate Simple Section Navigation Widget before activating Better Section Navigation.

Better Section Navigation

Creates a new widget for listing section-based navigation -- essential for contextual navigation. Also implements a template function and a shortcode.

WD Quick Pages vs Better Section Navigation