=== Menus Plus+ ===
Contributors: keighl
Donate link: http://www.keighl.com/plugins/menus-plus/
Tags: menu, page order, category order, sub menus, cms
Requires at least: 2.5
Tested up to: 2.9
Stable tag: trunk

Create multiple customized menus with pages, categories, and URLS.

== Description ==

Create multiple customized menus with pages, categories, and URLS. For CMS applications of WordPress, organizing a menu list is a pain; this makes it easier. Drag and drop them until you like what you see. No hacks or finicky 'Page Order' methods need apply.

= Use =

1. Configure your list from the Menus Plus+ option page located in the 'Appearance' area. 
1. Place `<?php menusplus(); ?>` in your template ... wherever you want it.
1. If you have multiple lists, use the `<?php menusplus(#); ?>` tag provided on the configuration page.

=Features=

1. Combine pages, categories, and URLs together in unprecedented harmony.
1. Choose to display children on a per-item basis
1. Create as many lists as you want!
1. Optional `class` assignment for external URLs
1. Fun to drag and drop!

= Support = 

For any issues you're having with Menus Plus+, or if you'd like to suggest a feature, visit the [Plugin Homepage](http://keighl.com/plugins/menus-plus/ "Plugin homepage").

== Installation ==

1. Upload `menusplus.php` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
1. Place `<?php menusplus(); ?>` in your template ... wherever you want it

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= What kinds of classes and ids are applied to the menu?  =

Only the normal classes and ids generated by WordPress (eg. `current-page-item`). For external URLs, you may assign an optional class to help styling. For the most part, the template tag will spit out a simple list without a parent container or style. Customize as you wish. 

= Will it do page and category children? =

You know it. Just change the "Children" option accordingly. At this time you cannot do highly customized orders of children, but you can sort them in a number of ways (date, id, name, etc ...).

= How do I return my separate lists? =

When you edit a list, a little box beneath gives you the correct template tag for showing that particular list. For example, `<?php menusplus(3); ?>`. If you leave out the number, the earliest list is returned. 

== Screenshots ==

1. A view from the admin interface.
1. Add a category to the list. 
1. Adding an external URL. 

== Changelog ==

= 1.4 =
* Now, you can create MULTIPLE lists! New additions to the interface, but nothing you can't handle. Call the lists like this `<?php menusplus(#); ?>`.

= 1.3 =
* Address some issues with database insert/update functions on stricter MySQL setups. 

= 1.2 =
* Fixed a bug that puts item at the first position after editing. 

= 1.1 =
* New interface, with Lightbox add/edit dialogs.
* Per list item children handling, with various children sorting options. 

= 1.0 =
* Initial release.