=== Simple-Custo-Taxo (Simple Custom Taxonomy) ===
Contributors: utcwebdesign
Donate link: http://www.utcwebdesign.co.uk
Tags: taxonomy, custom, category
Requires at least: 3.0
Tested up to: 3.2.1
Stable tag: 1.0
version: 1.0

Adds an extra taxonomy option for your posts and add to your site by using the widget in your sidebar.

== Description ==

Simple-Custo-taxo (Simple Custom Taxonomy) is a simple (as the name suggests) plugin that adds an extra taxonomy option for your posts and can be added to your site by adding the widget to your sidebar.

Simply create categories in the ‘custom categories’ section that will now appear in your Posts main menu and add posts to that category as you normally would.  The widget then creates an unordered list of your custom taxonomies. Simple.

For more information go to <a href="http://www.utcwebdesign.co.uk/blog/development/instructions/simple-custo-taxo-wordpress-plugin">http://www.utcwebdesign.co.uk/blog/development/instructions/simple-custo-taxo-wordpress-plugin</a>


== Installation ==

To install the plugin manually:

1. Extract the contents of the archive (zip file)
2. Upload the folder and its contents to your ‘/wp-content/plugins’ folder
3. Activate the plugin through the Plugins section in your WordPress admin panel

Usage

Once activated you will see a new menu option appear in your ‘Posts’ main menu called ‘Custom Categories’. Add custom categories as you normally would.

Go to the ‘widgets’ in the Appearance menu. Add the ‘Simple Custom Taxonomy’ widget to your sidebar. *Please note – your theme must be widget ready to use this plugin.

Enjoy your new plugin 




== Installation ==

To install the plugin manually:

1. Extract the contents of the archive (zip file)
2. Upload the folder and its contents to your ‘/wp-content/plugins’ folder
3. Activate the plugin through the Plugins section in your WordPress admin panel

Usage

Once activated you will see a new menu option appear in your ‘Posts’ main menu called ‘Custom Categories’. Add custom categories as you normally would.

Go to the ‘widgets’ in the Appearance menu. Add the ‘Simple Custom Taxonomy’ widget to your sidebar. *Please note – your theme must be widget ready to use this plugin.

Enjoy your new plugin