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Old 07-04-2005, 18:53   #4
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Re: Creating Website Documentation (Site Map)

It's easy enough to make yourself but I suppose you could also make a PHP script to automatically read the webspace ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] and upwards) then echo out the links.
Here's an example page I knocked up to show the CSS stuff you can do.
http://richard.phpfuture.net:8080/co...t_example.html

It needs Firefox or Mozilla to display properly due to heavy use of CSS 2.
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