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The WordPress plugin “Synchronised Pages” empower you in creating a lot of pages according to a template in which you can remplace some parts of the template with specific informations contained in a database.

== Description ==

An easy way to describe this plugin is to give an example: imagine you want to create a small website for a festival in which each concert has specific hours, title, band/musicians, description… Without this plugin, you have to create by hand all the pages. With this plugin you can put all informations in a spreadsheet, create a template for the pages, and then automatically generate all the pages.

<gallery mode="packed" caption="The three steps of the workflow" heights="250px">
File:Synchronised-pages-en-1-Database.png|1. Create the database of all your events/pages you want to create
File:Synchronised-pages-en-2-Template.png|2. Create the template for your futures pages
File:Synchronised-pages-en-3-Tool.png|3. Launch the tool
</gallery>

<gallery mode="packed" caption="The result" heights="250px">
File:Synchronised-pages-en-4-List-of-posts.png|The list of generated posts in the admin view
File:Synchronised-pages-en-5-Generated-posts.png|The generated posts in the public view
</gallery>

== Installation ==

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

# Download the code from GitHub: https://github.com/Seb35/Synchronised-Pages/archive/master.zip
# Upload the directory <code>synchronised-pages</code> in the <code>/wp-content/plugins/</code> directory
# Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress

With default settings, you can only generate pages, not posts; you can change this setting in the menu Settings > Writing > Synchronised Pages.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

=== Are the templates public? ===

No. They are similar to Private posts.

=== If some pages already exist, are they remplaced or re-created? ===

Currently, pages whose the title already exist are remplaced, so the old content is overwritten by the generated new content.

Possibly in the future, an option will give the choice.

=== Is it the same thing as “child pages”? ===

Not exactly. Child pages is a feature specific for the post type “Page” (not standard “Posts”) where you can say a given page is a child of some other page, it is useful to show a hierarchical list of pages. Here the synchronised pages are only similar in their layout. But if you want make that all synchronised pages have a parent page, it’s up to you to make it – you can automatically get the list of all synchronised pages from a given import.

== Changelog ==

=== 0.2 ===

Beta version. First public version.

=== 0.1 ===

Current version. Working and stable plugin, could be 1.0 but some parts of code should be rewritten.

== Development ==

Development is done on GitHub, in the repository [https://github.com/Seb35/Synchronised-Pages Seb35/Synchronised-Pages]. You can report bugs or ask features in the [https://github.com/Seb35/Synchronised-Pages/issues bug tracker], and if you are a developer you are welcome to submit [https://github.com/Seb35/Synchronised-Pages/pulls pull request].

Versions on GitHub will be send back to the officiel WordPress repository.

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