modx CMS

Description

Flexible Site Index allows you to create a site index that is hierarchical, customizable, stylable, and (X)HTML compliant.

You can add multiple entries for any given page/URL/document/website/resource, categorized in any way you see fit. It creates a hierarchy -- a taxonomy -- of topics, organized alphabetically. You can include references to pages in your site as well as to pages or web sites outside of the scope of your web site. You can create any kind of hierarchical list, really, and make the links say whatever you want.

Here's an example to illustrate the usefulness of allowing multiple paths to the information: Let's say a user wants to look up information about law courses. Here are a few of the approaches the user might want to take:

Courses > Law Courses
Law > Courses
Academics > Courses > Law Courses
Academics > Law > Courses

You can include all of these paths in the site index, thus making it easier on the user.

With the configurable custom CSS classes, you can add styles to the end result to make it look however you want it to look.