Can we put a sitemap link on every page? And accessibility?

[coolemail2]

Site Map. We have a site where we would like to include a sitemap link at the bottom. The sitemap.xml is clearly not in a format that would be acceptable to most non-IT visitors to a website. If there something we can add that will show the sitemap and be updated automatically as additional pages are added? It would seem that because the "Pages" module is so comprehensive, then perhaps that could be added with a few options like:

• Include ALL pages
• All pages less protected pages
• All pages less hidden pages
• All pages less protected and hidden pages

Could this be done in WPB 12 when it is released? And in the meantime, is there a simple way of doing it without us having to have a manual page that we need to create?

Accessibility. "Accessibility" as a standard page that Parallels control. There are many sample websites from really complex ones such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility/ and I found a website on the whole subject at http://www.w3.org/WAI/intro/accessibility.php. I guess that Parallels need control because depending on the methodology included, this should include showing larger font sizes etc.

I do hope that some developers/contributors may be able to help/advise.

Many thanks, as ever, in advance.

 

[Egor Chernodarov]

There is no such functionality in WPB right now.
As workaround you can put on hosting your own custom php file (sitemap.php for example) and implement in this file the logic like parsing of sitemap.xml and displaying it suitable for you. ...Or implement this in custom JS code at any of your pages. For example: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5127554/parse-xml-to-ul