Changeset 1382914
- Timestamp:
- 03/31/2016 10:19:50 AM (10 years ago)
- Location:
- custom-menu-wizard/tags/3.2.5
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. (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk)
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custom-menu-wizard.js (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/custom-menu-wizard.js)
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custom-menu-wizard.min.js (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/custom-menu-wizard.min.js)
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custom-menu-wizard.php (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/custom-menu-wizard.php)
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doc/cmw-doc.html (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/doc/cmw-doc.html)
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include/class.sorter.php (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/include/class.sorter.php)
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include/class.walker.php (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/include/class.walker.php)
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include/class.widget.php (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/include/class.widget.php)
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readme.txt (copied) (copied from custom-menu-wizard/trunk/readme.txt) (7 diffs)
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custom-menu-wizard/tags/3.2.5/readme.txt
r1362507 r1382914 5 5 Requires at least: 3.6 6 6 Tested up to: 4.4 7 Stable tag: 3.2. 47 Stable tag: 3.2.5 8 8 License: GPLv2 or Later 9 9 … … 14 14 This plugin is a boosted version of the WordPress "Custom Menu" widget. 15 15 It provides full control over most of the parameters available when calling WP's [wp_nav_menu()](http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu) function, as well as providing pre-filtering of the menu items in order to be able to select a specific portion of the custom menu. It also automatically adds a couple of custom classes. And there's a shortcode that enables you to include the widget's output in your content. 16 17 **Important!** This plugin provides ***nothing*** - *zip, zilch, nada, bupkis* - in the way of frontend styling! The 18 appearance of any final output is down to you and your theme, so if you're just looking for something to re-style 19 a menu then I'm sorry but this plugin *won't do that*! 16 20 17 21 Features include: … … 502 506 The shortcode is **`[cmwizard]`**. 503 507 Most of the attributes reflect the options available to the widget, but some have been simplified for easier use in the shortcode format. 504 Please note that the **Hide Widget if Empty** option is not available to the shortcode : it is set to enabled, and if there are no menu items 505 found then there will be no output from the shortcode. 508 If there are no menu items as a result of the filtering, then there will be no output from the shortcode. 506 509 507 510 The simplest way to build a shortcode is to use a widget : as you set options, the equivalent shortcode is displayed at the base of 508 511 the widget (v3+) and the base of the "assist". The widget itself need not be assigned to a widget area, so you can construct your 509 shortcode using a widget in the Inactive Widgets area if you have no need for an active one. Please remember that any options you play 510 with while constructing your shortcode ***do not have to be Saved*** to the widget itself! Just copy-paste the shortcode when 511 you are happy with it. 512 shortcode using a widget in the Inactive Widgets area if you have no need for an active one. 513 514 Note that as long as you are **not** using the `widget=N` attribute, then you don't need to save the widget itself : 515 just copy-paste the shortcode when you are happy with it. 512 516 513 517 = widget = … … 525 529 Using this attribute reduces the shortcode length, and may cut down on maintenance where 526 530 you have the same shortcode in a number of places ... as long as you are prepared to keep the widget instance (even if it's in the 527 Inactive Widgets area). You can override the widget instance's settings by supplying any of the standard shortcode attributes.531 Inactive Widgets area). You can override the widget instance's settings by supplying any of the other standard shortcode attributes. 528 532 529 533 = title = … … 822 826 `ul ul { margin-left: 1em; }` 823 827 824 ...however, I have found that things a generally never that straightforward, particularly when menus with825 links in them are involved, so I'm afraid you might tohave to experiment a bit.828 ...however, I have found that things are generally never that straightforward, particularly when menus with 829 links in them are involved, so I'm afraid you might have to experiment a bit. 826 830 827 831 = How can I create a horizontal menu? = … … 961 965 962 966 == Changelog == 967 968 = 3.2.5 = 969 * addition : add cmw-menu-item-had-children class to any menu item that originally had children, regardless of whether it still does when output 963 970 964 971 = 3.2.4 = … … 1125 1132 == Upgrade Notice == 1126 1133 1134 = 3.2.5 = 1135 Adds cmw-menu-item-had-children class to any menu item that originally had children, regardless of whether it still does when output. 1136 1127 1137 = 3.2.4 = 1128 1138 Fix to improve handling of dynamically-generated items that have negative item ids, and that get appended to the list of items.
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