=== User Posts Per Page ===
Contributors: arbet01
Tags: taxonomies, count, pagination, user, marketpress, woocommerce, network
Requires at least: 4.0
Tested up to: 4.0
Stable tag: 1.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Allows the user to dynamically set the number of posts to show per page. Works for custom post types and taxonomies too.

== Description ==
This plugin allows your website visitors to set the number of posts they see per page. It will insert a form at the top of your posts page in order to allow your website visitors to quickly set the number of posts they want to see per page. 

*Detailed Features*

* Works with posts, pages and custom post types 
* Works on Category pages, tag pages, author pages, archive pages, and custom post type archive pages.
* Number of posts per page remembered for logged in users
* Cookie set for non-logged in users to remember settings
* On network installs, network administrator is able to set the default number of posts per page across the whole network

*Plugin Usage*

* Go to Appearance->Widgets and add your widget to any sidebar of any archive page
* Alternatively, you can use the shortcode [user_posts_per_page] to insert this in your theme using
the function <code>echo do_shortcode('[user_posts_per_page]');</code>
== Installation ==
1. Install your plugin as usual through the plugin installer inside wordpress admin or via manual upload
1. If this is a network install, go to Network Admin->User Posts Per Page and set default settings there
1. Go to Settings->User Posts Per Page and define your website settings there. 
1. Go to appearance->widgets and enable it on your sidebar, or use the shortcode found on the settings page

== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= Do I need a network install for this to work? =

No, it works on any website normally. However, if activated on a network installation, it adds some options that are specific to network websites.

= My widget is not showing, why? =

The widget only shows in the sidebar of your archive pages, e.g. is_archive() function is true
If you have no sidebar on your taxonomy pages, you will need to manually add the shortcode [user_posts_per_page] to your theme 

== Changelog ==
= 1.0 =
* Initial Release