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Requires at least: 2.9
Tested up to: 2.9
Download from: Devdevote

Description

What is page comments?

Let’s say you have 200 comments on your site. Imagine if every comment was an unique page, complete with title, meta description, header and content. It’s good for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) as well as users. Your users can link directly to an interesting comment, instead of the whole article.

This plugin will add comment pages dynamically without screwing up your database. The plugin will only create ONE page called ”comment” which works like a template for ALL your comment pages.

Just activate the plugin and it works instantly. If you are an advanced user you can change the look of the comment pages.

Screenshots

This is how it looks like on my Swedish blog with the default theme. You can change how the content i displayed if you like.

The author comment link (”Mr WordPress” in this case) is replaced with a link to the comment page.

What does the page called ”comment” do?

It works like a template for ALL your comment pages. If you go to a comment page this happeneds automatically:

• Title tag is replaced. Example: ”Mr WordPress @ Hello world » MyBlogName”.
• Meta description is added from the comment content with maximum 160 characters.
• Canonical meta is added.
• The title for the content is replaced. Example: ”Mr WordPress @ Hello world”.
• The content is added from the page ”comment” and the shortcodes are replaced with the comment content.

Shortcodes for the ”comment” page

Edit the page ”comment”. It works like a template for all the comment pages. The shortcodes will be replaced with real comment content. If you need more shortcodes than default, here you go:

• [single_comment type="comment_author"]
• [single_comment type="comment_author_url"]
• [single_comment type="comment_author_link"]
• [single_comment type="comment_avatar"]
• [single_comment type="comment_avatar_link"]
• [single_comment type="comment_date"]
• [single_comment type="comment_content"]
• [single_comment type="post_date"]
• [single_comment type="post_link"]
• [single_comment type="post_title"]
• [single_comment type="post_url"]

You can even add classes to the shortcodes named ”_link”, like this:

• [single_comment type="comment_avatar_link"]

Installation

1. Make sure that you don’t already have a page called ”comment”
2. Upload ‘wp-comment-pages’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
4. Done! Click on a comment author link in your theme to try it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is changed when activating the plugin?

• It adds a rewrite rule to allow the comment pages to work.
• It adds a page called ”comment” that works like a template for all the comment pages.

Does the plugin add new pages to the post table?

The comment pages are created dynamically and are not stored in the database. The only page that is created is the ”comment” page. It works like a template for ALL the comment pages.

Does the plugin change the database structure?

No.

Changelog

1.0

• Initial release

Upgrade Notice

1.0

Initial release

Tags: sitemap, html sitemap, table of contents, seo.
Requires at least: 2.9
Tested up to: 2.9
Stable tag: 1.0

Download from: Devdevote
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Description

Place a shortcode into a post or a page (page recommended) and your HTML sitemap will apear as a list, complete with page numbers.

Shortcode simple example

[wp_sitemap]

Features

• Support for both posts and pages
• Support for page numbers and option to place it on top or bottom
• Support for include and exclude pages / posts
• Support for disable posts / pages
• Support for order by and sort order
• No data added to the database
• No settings page added into admin
• Sitemap settings are added through a shortcode added in a page
• WordPress built in functions are used to make a very small code

Shortcode advanced example

[wp_sitemap pages="false" exclude="9,21,34"]

Parameters

exclude

• (string) Define a comma-separated list of Page IDs to be excluded from the list (example: ‘exclude=3,7,31′). There is no default value.

include

• (string) Only include certain Pages or Posts in the sitemap. Like exclude, this parameter takes a comma-separated list of Page IDs. There is no default value.

posts

• (string) Include Posts. Valid values:
  • true – Posts are included. (Default)
  • false – Posts are not included.

pages

• (string) Include Pages. Valid values:
  • true – Pages are included. (Default)
  • false – Pages are not included.

sort_column

• (string) Sorts the list of Posts and Pages in a number of different ways. The default setting is sort newest first by Post / Page date.
  • ‘post_date’ – Published Post / Page date. (Default)
  • ‘post_title’ – The Post or Page title.
  • ‘post_modified’ – The updated Post or Page date.
  • ‘comment_count’ – The number of comments on a Post or Page.

sort_order

• (string) Change the sort order of the list of Pages (either ascending or descending). The default is ascending. Valid values:
  • ‘ASC’ – Sort from lowest to highest.
  • ‘DESC’ – Sort from highest to lowest. (Default)

paging_position

• (string) The position of the page numbers. Valid values:
  • ‘top’ – Add page numbers above the sitemap list
  • ‘bottom’ – Add the page numbers below the sitemap list (Default)
  • ‘both’ – Add page numbers above and below the sitemap list

post_count

• (string) Sets the number of Pages and Posts to display. The default is 50.

Shortcode default settings

If you don’t know what this means, just ignore this section.

• exclude => 0
• include => 0
• posts => ”true”
• pages => ”true”
• sort_column => ”post_date”
• sort_order => ”DESC”
• paging_position => ”bottom”
• post_count => 50

Installation

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Upload the folder ‘wp-sitemap’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Add the shortcode [wp_sitemap] to a post or a page (page rekommended)
4. Look at the post / page. Done!

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the settings page?

There are none. You can add settings into the shortcode.

Screenshots

1. Maybe soon. It’s just a list of posts and pages with page numbers.

Changelog

1.0

• Initial release

Upgrade Notice

1.0

This is not an upgrade, it’s an initial release.

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• Report bugs. Be detailed about the problem.
• Spread the word.

• It keeps your code more structured and organized.
• It’s easier to overview.
• It makes you build new websites faster.
• It makes you update your websites faster.

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Classes overview

The x-class is the grid column. The box-class is the one you add your styles to. To make a nice code structure you can add head-, body- and foot-classes.

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