New Sitemap/flowchart generator
In the article “WordPress 2.8 Resources for Developers” I found out about SlickPlan, a free flowchart and sitemap generator, and so I thought I’d try it out, since my experiment with OmniGraffle (a few posts back) was not all that easy. This was super easy, and you can copy the html for your sitemap, and save the flowchart as a pdf! And did I mention it’s free? Pretty cool.
Here is a link to the flowchart on the SlickPlan website: Bristlecone CNPS
Here is a JPG of the PDF that SlickPlan generated:
Here is my sitemap (links don’t go anywhere – they are in the generated html from SlickPlan so you can replace # with the proper URLs):
Note that the 3rd sub-level categories may not necessarily be their own pages, but sub-categories on a page, depending on content.
This is a great free tool! Easy to use, generates useful code and images to share with clients, and did I mention it’s free?
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Maggie and Cricket
Hi, I’m Maggie Wolfe Riley. This is me and my dog, Cricket, on a hike near where I live in the beautiful Eastern Sierra. My husband and I are new homeowners in Bishop, California, and we love it here.
I’ve been studying web design through Cerro Coso Online, and this semester I’m taking PHP Site Management and Theme Design with Elaine Rudis Jackson, an awesome teacher. And I’m not just saying that because this blog is part of our grade! 
This course will be an introduction to using Content Management Systems with websites, which will be very helpful for designing sites that clients can easily maintain. I’ll be posting about my learning process here.
