=== Menus Plus+ === Contributors: keighl Donate link: http://www.keighl.com/plugins/menus-plus/ Tags: menu, widget, page order, category order, sub menus, lists, menu management, navigation, posts Requires at least: 2.8 Tested up to: 3.0 Stable tag: trunk Create multiple customized menus with pages, posts, categories, and URLS; widget and template tag. == Description == Create multiple customized menus with pages, posts, 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 lists from the Menus Plus+ option page at 'Appearance > Menus Plus+' 1. Create some Menus Plus+ widgets via 'Appearance > Widgets' 1. Or use the template tag: 1. Place `` in your template ... wherever you want it. 1. If you have multiple lists, use the `` tag provided on the configuration page. 1. Or use the shortcode: 1. `[menusplus menu="#"]` = Features = 1. Combine pages, posts, categories, and URLs together in unprecedented harmony. 1. Use a Widget, template tag, or chortcode. Your choice. 1. Create 'hyrbrid' submenus; mixing an matching for the perfect dropdown. 1. Choose to display children on a per-item basis 1. Create as many lists as you want! 1. Dedicated 'Home Page' option 1. Optional `class` assignment for URLs/Posts/Hybrids/Home 1. Supports 'My Page Order' and 'My Category Order' 1. Configure the depth of category and page children 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 the entire `/menus-plus/` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress == Frequently Asked Questions == = How do these 'Hybrid' lists work? = Essentially, you are embedding another Menus Plus+ list within your current list. This allows you to break the regular WordPress hierarchy and make submenus out of anything you want. Editing the hybrid lists take you to another menu list; hybrid list items are orange so you don't get confused. Hyrbid lists are only available to the parent list. Therefore you cannot use them as individual widgets. Sorry! It's just protect you from endless loops! = 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? = You can either create a widget for that specific list through 'Appearance > Widgets', template tag, or shortcode. When you edit a list, a little box beneath gives you the correct template tag for showing that particular list. For example, ``. If you leave out the number, the earliest list is returned. Same thing goes for the shortcode, `[menusplus menu="3"]`. = Note = : If you use the shortcode, it will wrap the list in `