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PIR Site Structure Mapper gives you a complete visual map of how your WordPress site is structured. It reads your theme’s templates, pages, navigation menus, and content links, then presents everything in an interactive dashboard so you can understand and manage your site architecture at a glance.
Works with three theme types:
Block themes (Full Site Editing) — templates, template parts, patterns, block trees, and the full template hierarchy
Elementor sites — Theme Builder templates, saved templates, widget trees, display conditions, and navigation
Classic themes — PHP template files, template hierarchy resolution, widget areas, and navigation menus
Key features:
Site Navigation — visual flow map showing how pages connect through menus, content links, and template links
Template analysis — see which templates exist, which pages use them, and how the template hierarchy resolves
Page inspector — template resolution chain, content block/widget trees, and link analysis per page
Link health — internal, external, and unresolved links with live verification via HTTP HEAD requests
Live crawl — HTTP-based site crawling to discover pages and links as rendered
Widget areas (classic themes) — registered sidebars and their active widgets
Plugin routes — custom post types, taxonomies, and special pages registered by plugins
Guard system — configurable safety limits prevent runaway processing on large sites
Development
The full source code for this plugin is publicly available at:
https://bitbucket.org/fgauer/wp-plugin-visual-editor/
Source Files
The compiled files in build/ are generated from human-readable source code included in the plugin:
src/admin/ — Admin dashboard React components and CSS (builds to build/admin.js and build/style-admin.css)
src/public/ — Public-facing JS and CSS (builds to build/public.js and build/style-public.css)
Build Tools
Node.js (LTS recommended)
@wordpress/scripts — WordPress wrapper around webpack, Babel, and PostCSS
Building from Source
To regenerate the compiled files:
Install dependencies: npm install
Build assets: npm run build
For development with live reload: npm start
Third-Party Libraries
All JavaScript dependencies are WordPress core packages (@wordpress/element, @wordpress/api-fetch, @wordpress/components, etc.) loaded at runtime via the WordPress script dependency system. No third-party libraries are bundled into the compiled files.