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Web Directory Free
Hospedagem WordPress com plugin Web Directory Free
Onde hospedar o plugin Web Directory Free?
Este plugin pode ser hospedado em qualquer provedor que tenha WordPress instalado. Recomendamos optar por uma empresa de hospedagem confiável, com servidores adaptados para WordPress, como o serviço de hospedagem WordPress da MCO2.
Hospedando o plugin Web Directory Free em um provedor de confiança
A MCO2, além de configurar e instalar o WordPress na versão mais atualizada para seus clientes, oferece o WP SafePress, um mecanismo exclusivo que protege e otimiza seu site simultaneamente.
Por que a Hospedagem WordPress funciona melhor na MCO2?
A Hospedagem WordPress funciona melhor pois a MCO2 possui servidores otimizados para WordPress. A instalação de WordPress é diferente de uma instalação trivial, pois habilita imediatamente recursos como otimização automática de imagens e fotos, proteção da página de login, bloqueio de atividades maliciosas diretamente no firewall, cache avançado e HTTPS ativado por padrão. São plugins que potencializam seu WordPress para a máxima segurança e o máximo desempenho.
Web Directory Free turns WordPress into a searchable business directory. Sort listings into categories, locations and tags, build your own listing form, drop the directory onto any page with a shortcode, and let visitors search and browse – as a list, as cards, or on an interactive map.
In the free edition you add and edit listings from the WordPress admin, and visitors browse, search and view them on the front end.
Live demo: directory.salephpscripts.com
What you can build
A local business directory, a member or staff directory, a property or vehicle catalogue, a venue or event guide, a service-provider index, a classifieds board. Anything that is a list of places or things with fields, categories and a map.
Organise your listings
- Categories and locations are hierarchical, so Country, Region, City nests the way you expect, and each level gets its own page.
- Tags for the cross-cutting labels that do not fit a hierarchy.
- Each category can carry its own marker icon and colour, so the map reads at a glance.
- Every category, location and tag page is a real URL with its own listings, search and map.
Build the listing form yourself
The form builder is drag and drop: arrange fields in rows and columns, and add your own on top of the built-in ones. Field types included:
- Title, Content, Excerpt
- Categories, Tags
- Address and Map
- Images & Videos – photos plus YouTube or Vimeo links, shown in one gallery with a lightbox
- Contact info, Phone, Email, Website URL
- Text/string, Number, Price
- List – as a dropdown, radio buttons or checkboxes
- Date-Time
- Opening hours
- File upload
Every field can be placed independently on the listing card, the listing page, the search form and the map popup, so a field can be searchable without cluttering the card.
Put the directory anywhere
Each directory has a page builder: choose which elements appear on the home, category, location and listing pages, and in what order – search form, map, categories block, listings grid, slider, breadcrumbs, page title, buttons.
If you would rather place things by hand, every element is also a shortcode: [webdirectory], [webdirectory-search], [webdirectory-map], [webdirectory-listings], [webdirectory-categories], [webdirectory-locations], [webdirectory-slider], [webdirectory-breadcrumbs], [webdirectory-listing-page] and more. They work in the block editor, in Elementor and in WPBakery.
Maps
- Three engines: Google Maps, Mapbox and MapLibre with MapTiler tiles. Pick per site.
- Marker clustering, so thousands of listings stay usable.
- Per-category and per-listing marker icons.
- Rich popups built from the fields you chose, with the listing photo.
- A map sidebar that lists what is currently in view, and follows as the visitor pans.
- Radius search from an address, in miles or kilometres.
- Several layouts, including a full-width hero map and a sticky map beside the listings.
Search that finds things
The search form is built the same way as the listing form: drag in the elements you want.
- Keyword, categories, locations, address plus radius, rating.
- Any custom field you added becomes a filter – a price range, a number range, a date, a dropdown.
- A “More filters” separator to keep the visible form short.
- Sorting by newest, oldest, title, rating, random, or any numeric or date field you defined.
- Grid and list views, with the visitor’s choice remembered.
Ratings
Built in, no add-on: visitors rate a listing, the average shows on the card, the listing page and the map popup, and rating becomes a search filter and a sort option. Ratings can be switched off entirely.
Bulk work
- CSV import and export for listings, including categories, locations, tags, custom fields, images and video links. Import creates or updates; export round-trips.
- A thumbnail regeneration tool for when you change image sizes.
Housekeeping
- Colour palette controls so the directory matches your theme, with several presets.
- Email notifications with editable subjects, each one switchable.
- Google reCAPTCHA (v2 or v3) on the listing contact form.
- A diagnostics page that checks the directory is wired up correctly and tells you what to fix if it is not.
- An install wizard that creates the pages and the first directory for you.
- Translation ready: ships a POT file for any standard gettext or PO editor.
- Built for large directories: a dedicated search index and sort index keep tens of thousands of listings responsive, and both rebuild in the background.
This plugin uses external services (map providers and, if you enable it, Google reCAPTCHA). See the External Services section below.
What is not in the free edition
Front-end submission. In the free edition listings are created and edited in the WordPress admin; visitors browse and search. The paid version adds front-end submission with membership plans, listing expiry and renewals, and WooCommerce checkout for paid, featured and upgraded listings.
Get the full version: Web 2.0 Directory on CodeCanyon
External Services
Web Directory Free uses the following third-party services. Nothing is sent until you use the matching feature:
- Map providers (Google Maps, Mapbox, MapTiler / MapLibre) – when a map loads or an address is geocoded, the request (coordinates, the address being searched, and your API key/token) is sent to the provider you chose. See that provider’s terms and privacy policy.
- Google reCAPTCHA – when you turn it on for the contact form, the visitor’s interaction is checked with Google. See Google’s terms and privacy policy.
The free edition does not contact the author’s servers: it gets updates through WordPress.org and does no license or “phone-home” checks.
Capturas de tela

Setup wizard progress bar on the Settings step, showing the numbered stepper and Next button.

Setup wizard on the Form Builder step, showing the drag-and-drop listing form editor.

Setup wizard on the Edit Directory step, showing the directory page builder canvas.

Setup wizard - Demo content step: choose sample listings to import (adds a Demo tab to the CSV import screen).

Setup wizard - Create a map step: build your first standalone map before finishing setup.
![The Create page with this directory button in the Edit Directory toolbar, which publishes a page containing the [webdirectory id=N] shortcode.](https://ps.w.org/web-directory-free/assets/screenshot-6.png?rev=3664575)
The Create page with this directory button in the Edit Directory toolbar, which publishes a page containing the [webdirectory id=N] shortcode.
![A published directory page (a page containing [webdirectory]) as visitors see it - page title, search form, category grid, map, and listings grid together.](https://ps.w.org/web-directory-free/assets/screenshot-7.png?rev=3664575)
A published directory page (a page containing [webdirectory]) as visitors see it - page title, search form, category grid, map, and listings grid together.

The directory search form rendered by the search element, showing the keyword, location, and taxonomy filters.

The member dashboard 'My Listings' tab, where users manage their own listings.

The four top-level menus Web 2.0 Directory adds to the WordPress admin sidebar: Directories, Directory listings, Maps and Directory Admin.

Creating a directory: the General settings (labels, URL slugs, listing template) on the left of the directory edit screen.

The drag-and-drop Form Builder assembling a listing form from the field palette (text, price, date, opening hours, address, image upload).

A category term's icon picker offering a Font Awesome glyph with colour, a bundled PNG, or an uploaded image.

Choosing the map engine (Google Maps / Mapbox / MapLibre + MapTiler), entering the API key, and using the Test map engine keys button.

Building the on-map search form by dragging keyword, address+radius, category and custom-field slots onto the canvas.

The Customization tab under Directory Admin -> Settings, showing the Color palette dropdown and the Main colors / Links & buttons / Images sections.
