Admin Toolbar Menus vs MslsMenu

Add 3 new menu locations to the WordPress toolbar so you can quickly and easily create your own custom toolbar menus using the built in WordPress menus page. Supports multi level and works seamlessly with the existing toolbar menus. Locations First menu location is under the ‘Site Name’ menu dropdown on the left side. Second menu location is along the main toolbar. Third menu location is under the ‘Howdy / My Account’ dropdown. Super simple to use, just like building any other menu in WordPress using the menus page. No settings, just ‘plug and play’. Features Simple toolbar menu customization using WordPress menus Seamless integration with the existing WordPress menus No Settings, just ‘plug and play’ Feedback I am open to your suggestions and feedback – Thanks for checking out this plugin! Hit me up via the support forums or my website Follow @benbodhi on Twitter Translations English – default, always included Your translation? – Just send it in Note: This plugin is localized/translateable by default. This is very important for all users worldwide. So please contribute your language to the plugin to make it even more useful. For translating I recommend the awesome “Codestyling Localization” plugin and for validating the “Poedit Editor”. Additional Info Idea Behind / Philosophy: This is something that I have found super useful when it comes to customizing WordPress. I have been writing custom menus for quite a while and realised there is not much out there like this. No more code snippets, copy pasting or including files, simply install the plugin and away you go using the built in WordPress menus. A simple but powerful plugin to give you more customization powers over the admin toolbar. Future Features More power over menu locations with options to pick which locations you want to use and the menu order in relation to existing WordPress menus. Options page to remove other standard toolbar menu items. (you can uncomment these in the code now if you’re keen 😉 Ability to change the WordPress “Howdy” welcome message

The Multisite Language Switcher already offers plenty of ways to output its language links: a block, the shortcodes [sc_msls] and [sc_msls_widget], the classic widget, a content filter, and the msls_the_switcher() API for your theme files. What none of them covers is a navigation menu. A classic menu rendered by wp_nav_menu() accepts menu items and nothing else, so there is no slot for a block or a shortcode inside it – and writing a custom walker into the theme is more work than most sites are willing to spend on a language switcher. MslsMenu closes that gap. Select the theme locations you want in the settings and the language links are appended to every menu rendered at those locations. No theme edit, no PHP, no custom walker.