rss_suparchive_menu

The rss_suparchive_menu tag will generate a listing of months or years along with the total number of posts belonging to each grouping and a link to your archive section. The URLs follow a format of yyyy/mm/dd, yyyy/mm or yyyy depending on the listing mode you choose and the rss_suparchive now supports filtering based on these URL patterns.

Revision History

See rss_suparchive

Plugin Attributes

mode
Accepts one of 2 options “MONTH” or “YEAR”. By default (MONTH) will display a list of months and the number of posts in each with a URL of /yourarchive/yyyy/mm. Selecting “YEAR” will display a list of years and the number of posts in each with a URL of /yourarchive/yyyy.
Default: ‘MONTH’
Example: mode=”YEAR”

section
Accepts a comma separated list of sections that posts are listed from. NO spaces after commas.
Default: ‘article’
Example: section=”sectionOne,sectionTwo”

linktosection
Denotes the section that the months will link to when the URL is built.
Default: ’$s (current global section)’
Example: linktosection=”archive”

timeframe
Accepts one of 3 options “PAST”, “FUTURE” or “ALL”. By default (PAST) will display articles with a posted date before the current date/time. Selecting FUTURE will display articles with a posted date after the current date/time. Selecting ALL will display all articles regardless of posted date.
Default: ‘PAST’
Example: timeframe=”FUTURE”

limit
The number of months that will be shown in the listing.
Default: ’6’
Example: limit=”3”

showcount
Shows the number of articles posted in a month next to the name of the month.
Default: ’1’
Example: showcount=”0”

countlabel
Label text that appears next to the article count.
Default: ’’
Example: countlabel=” entries”

showheader
Shows an XHTML heading tag () above the month list.
Default: ’0’
Example: showheader=”1”

headerlabel
The text that appears within the header tags.
Default: ’Monthly Archives’
Example: headerlabel=”Posts By Date”

headerlevel
The XHTML heading tag level (1,2,3,4,5 or 6).
Default: ’2’
Example: headerlevel=”3”

Some additional conveniences built into the tag include:

• the addition of an id named rssMenu to the ul tag
• the addition of a class named rssMonthCount to the monthly post totals