Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

Just put

~~INDEXEVERYWHERE~~

whereever you want the page you know from ?do=index without the

Sitemap

This is a sitemap over all available pages ordered by namespaces.“ text.

I created this plugin to use it in a sidebar as main navigation tree.

Hint: You should also add

~~NOCACHE~~

wherever you use this.

~~INDEXEVERYWHERE~~

No configuration. For better styling access, the tree has the same id as the index itself (”#index__tree“) and also the class indexeverywhere. I will look if the ID can cause issues and add a style.css if needed in the future.

Should be compatible to any possible version, I created and tested it under Ponder Stibbons

• 2014-09-10
  • Initial release

None yet, please use github for issues

Didn't hear any questions yet.

I found this plugin very useful as a quick way to get a Sitemap. But a client had multiple-word file names and namespaces. This removed the underscores so that the names could be wrapped on more than one line in a sidebar; otherwise they are broken by length based on the width of the sidebar.

        $index = preg_replace_callback(
        "/>\s*([\w_]+)(?!\")\s*<\/a>/ms",
        create_function(
            '$matches',
              'return ">".str_replace("_"," ",$matches[1]) ."</a>";'
         ), $index);
 
       $index = preg_replace_callback(
       "/<(strong|b)>(.*?)<\/(strong|b)>/ms",
        create_function(
          '$matches',
          'return str_replace("_"," ",$matches[0]);'
        ),$index);