CMS Tree Page View – Reorder Pages with a Drag-and-Drop Tree

Your whole site, laid out as one clear tree. Drag a page to move it, click to edit, and shape your structure in seconds. See the tree in action: CMS Tree Page View gives WordPress the page overview it’s always been missing: one friendly tree of every page and post, so you can finally see how your site fits together — and rearrange it just by dragging. No more clicking through endless paginated lists. Everything’s in front of you: drag a page to reorder or renest it, and edit, add or search right where you are. Setting up a brand-new site? Add a whole batch of pages at once. Loved by editors, agencies and anyone who looks after a content-heavy site — and actively maintained again by its original author, in use since 2010 and translated into more than 20 languages. If you also run Simple History — my free activity-log plugin — the tree shows recent changes as you go: pick any page to see its history, or glance at the latest edits across your whole site, without leaving the screen. Why you’ll like it See your whole site in one place. Every page, and exactly how it’s nested, in a single tree. Rearrange by dragging. Move a page up, down, or into another page just by dragging it — the order sticks, and your theme can use it too. Do everything without leaving the tree. Edit, view, add and search your pages right where you see them. Not just pages. Turn on the tree for posts, products or any content type — and drag an item from one tree into another to change what kind of thing it is. What’s in the tree A clear, visual tree of your pages and posts — like folders in Finder or File Explorer Drag and drop to reorder and renest Drag a brand-new page straight into the tree to create it exactly where it belongs Add a page after or inside another — or a whole batch at once Edit, view and search, all in place Full keyboard navigation, so your hands can stay on the keys A tree right on your dashboard, ready the moment you log in See who moved, edited or added a page, right beside the tree — when the free Simple History plugin is installed Works with pages, posts, products and any custom content type — hierarchical or not Showing this order on your site The plugin stores the order you set as WordPress’ “menu order”. It does not change how your theme outputs your pages — to show them on the front end in the tree order, the query that outputs them must sort by menu_order. See the FAQ below for ready-to-use code examples. Translations/Languages Available in 20+ languages, including German, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Greek, Finnish and Japanese. Always show your pages in the admin area If you want to always have a list of your pages available in your WordPress admin area, please check out the plugin Admin Menu Tree Page View. Donation and more plugins These two plugins work nicely together: install my free Simple History plugin and the tree will show you who recently moved, edited or added each page. On its own, Simple History is a complete activity log for your admin — logins (both failed and successful), post and page edits, plugin updates, user changes and more — so you can always see what happened on your site, and when. If you like this plugin don’t forget to donate to support further development.