WordPress Genesis Custom PHP-HTML archive template with responsive CSS columns for using as sitemap. Here is a partial screenshot :
![WordPress Genesis HTML Sitemap] (https://github.com/AbhishekGhosh/WordPress-Genesis-HTML-Sitemap/raw/master/shot-2.png "WordPress Genesis HTML Sitemap")
Live demo of sitemap in action. It is plain HTML & PHP with incline CSS, no Javascript call, no CSS call.
- Moved odd stuffs of default StudioPress Genesis archive pages towards bottom like Author-named archive.
- Added RSS Feed
- Added responsive CSS columns for monthly archives and pages
- Added horizontal lines
Place page_archive.php wp-content/themes/your-theme-in-use
. Create a Page named archive
or sitemap
, choose Sitemap
as template from WordPress Editor's Page Attributes
> Template
> [Dropdown] > Sitemap
.
![Select Template] (https://github.com/AbhishekGhosh/WordPress-Genesis-HTML-Sitemap/raw/master/shot-1.png "Select Template")
Save and publish the Page. Thats it.
It is dangerous work for websites with over 5000 posts to add such. Everytime you publish a post, the stuff will run SQL to list all freshly. It is not practical to scroll a list of 5000 URLs. In fact, category, tags do that work. In short - we are offering a lollilop to the Google bots. We are forcing Google bots to crawl the monthly archives.
You can edit to add PHP, HTML. Add some text with <p> </p>
after this part :
function genesis_page_archive_content() { ?>
<?php echo genesis_html5() ? '<article>' : '<div>'; ?>
You can add StudioPress Genesis snippet to add search. We actually used Google Custom Search.
It is for a false hope if 1-2 peoples ever keep it to say thanks.
Nope. But you can open issues if you find bugs.
Developed by The Customize Windows.