WP Static HTML Output

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Features generates a standalone, static html copy of your whole WordPress website auto-deploy to local folder, FTP, S3 or Dropbox one site to unlimited export targets specify extra files to include in the output (ie, dynamically loaded assets) desktop notifications alert you to when exports are complete multi-language support (English/Japanese currently) This plugin produces a static HTML version of your wordpress install, incredibly useful for anyone who would like the publishing power of wordpress but whose webhost doesn’t allow dynamic PHP driven sites – such as Dropbox. You can run your development site on a different domain or offline, and the plugin will change all relevant URLs when you publish your site. It’s a simple but powerful plugin, and after hitting the publish button, the plugin will output a ZIP file of your entire site, ready to upload straight to it’s new home. Limitations The nature of a static site implies that any dynamic elements of your wordpress install that reply upon WordPress plugins or internal functions to operate dynamically will no longer work. Significantly, this means comments. You can workaround this by including a non-Wordpress version of an external comments provider into your theme code, such as the Disqus comment system. Any page elements that rely upon Javascript will function normally. inability to correctly capture some relative links in posts inability to detect assets dynamically loaded via javascript after page load, these will need to specified separately (but will work) Similar plugins Having issues with this plugin? I try to support any issues via the official support forum or email, but if you want to try some other plugins for static export, give these a go: Simply Static Planned upgrades re-write export to relative URLs progress meter to show % of .ZIP creation realtime logs visible during / saved after export speed improvements for large sites selectively export only changed pages since last output increase 1-click deployment options Developed by Leon Stafford. If you have any questions about this plugin’s usage, installation or development, please email me at: leon.stafford@mac.com