Create site map of the whole website

Hi Ricardo,

There are two approached to accomplishing. Both will require the following widget options:

1. Always display child pages = checked
2. Maximum level of child pages to display = Total levels of pages your site has.
3. Display widget on every page = checked
4. Top level parent page to use for this widget = You highest level parent page.
5. Enable accordion menu = checked
6. Include highest level parent in accordion = checked

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The first approach requires your site have a common highest level page. All pages on your site should be children or grandchildren of this top level parent. Using the following additional widget options will make everything work:

1. Display highest level parent page = unchecked

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The other approach will work if you site has various top level parent pages and does not require all pages to be children or grandchildren of a common parent. First set the following addition widget options:

1. Display highest level parent page = checked

You will then need to use a template override in your theme to change the structure of the menu

1. Create a new folder in your active theme called advanced-sidebar-menu.
2. Create a new file within the new folder called page_list.php.
3. Add the following code to the new file.

<?php use Advanced_Sidebar_Menu\List_Pages; use Advanced_Sidebar_Menu\Menus\Page; $_menu = Page::get_current(); $list_pages = List_Pages::factory( $_menu ); $child_pages = $list_pages->get_child_pages( $_menu->get_top_parent_id(), true ); $content = ''; $widget_args = $_menu->get_widget_args(); $_menu->title(); $content .= '<style>#' . $widget_args['widget_id'] . ' .parent-sidebar-menu{margin-bottom:0 !important;}</style>'; $ids = get_posts( [ 'post_type' => $_menu->get_post_type(), 'numberposts' => 100, 'fields' => 'ids', 'orderby' => $_menu->get_order_by(), 'post_parent' => 0, ] ); $parent_args = $list_pages->get_args( Page::LEVEL_PARENT ); $list_args = $list_pages->get_args( Page::LEVEL_DISPLAY_ALL ); foreach ( $ids as $_page_id ) { $content .= '<ul class="parent-sidebar-menu" >'; $parent_args['include'] = $_page_id; $content .= wp_list_pages( $parent_args ); $child_pages = $list_pages->get_child_pages( $_page_id, true ); if ( ! empty( $child_pages ) ) { $content .= '<ul class="child-sidebar-menu">'; $list_args['child_of'] = $_page_id; $content .= wp_list_pages( $list_args ); $content .= '</ul><!-- End .child-sidebar-menu -->'; } $content .= '</li></ul><!-- End .parent-sidebar-menu -->'; } return $content;

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You menu will then contain all top level pages and their children with accordion functionality.

Hi Ricardo,

If you would like to target a specific widget you may add this code near the top of the template and change the id to match your widget:

if ( 'advanced_sidebar_menu-2' !== $_menu->args['widget_id'] ) { return require ADVANCED_SIDEBAR_DIR . 'views/page_list.php'; }

If you would like to target a specific sidebar you may add this code near the top of the template and change the id to match your sidebar:

if ( 'sidebar-1' !== $_menu->args['id'] ) { return require ADVANCED_SIDEBAR_DIR . 'views/page_list.php'; }

The end result will be something like this:

<?php use Advanced_Sidebar_Menu\List_Pages; use Advanced_Sidebar_Menu\Menus\Page; $_menu = Page::get_current(); if ( 'sidebar-1' !== $_menu->args['id'] ) { return require ADVANCED_SIDEBAR_DIR . 'views/page_list.php'; } $list_pages = List_Pages::factory( $_menu ); $child_pages = $list_pages->get_child_pages( $_menu->get_top_parent_id(), true ); $content = ''; $widget_args = $_menu->get_widget_args(); $_menu->title(); $content .= '<style>#' . $widget_args['widget_id'] . ' .parent-sidebar-menu{margin-bottom:0 !important;}</style>'; $ids = get_posts( [ 'post_type' => $_menu->get_post_type(), 'numberposts' => 100, 'fields' => 'ids', 'orderby' => $_menu->get_order_by(), 'post_parent' => 0, ] ); $parent_args = $list_pages->get_args( Page::LEVEL_PARENT ); $list_args = $list_pages->get_args( Page::LEVEL_DISPLAY_ALL ); foreach ( $ids as $_page_id ) { $content .= '<ul class="parent-sidebar-menu" >'; $parent_args['include'] = $_page_id; $content .= wp_list_pages( $parent_args ); $child_pages = $list_pages->get_child_pages( $_page_id, true ); if ( ! empty( $child_pages ) ) { $content .= '<ul class="child-sidebar-menu">'; $list_args['child_of'] = $_page_id; $content .= wp_list_pages( $list_args ); $content .= '</ul><!-- End .child-sidebar-menu -->'; } $content .= '</li></ul><!-- End .parent-sidebar-menu -->'; } return $content;