DynoMenu – Auto-Generate Dynamic Menus for WordPress and WooCommerce
DynoMenu helps you create dynamic WordPress menus that stay in sync with your content. Build menus from posts, pages, categories, custom taxonomies, WooCommerce product categories, or existing WordPress menus, then place them anywhere with a shortcode. Instead of rebuilding navigation by hand every time products, categories, or content changes, DynoMenu generates the menu from the source you choose. It is useful for stores, blogs, directories, resource libraries, and any site where navigation should follow content structure. What DynoMenu Can Generate WooCommerce product category menus WordPress category and taxonomy menus Post, page, and custom post type menus Menus based on existing WordPress menus Nested dropdown menus with configurable submenu depth Styling and Layout Controls DynoMenu includes built-in appearance controls for menu layout, typography, colors, spacing, submenu styling, mobile toggles, and close buttons. You can preview changes in the admin screen and publish the menu with the [dynomenu] shortcode. Good Fits WooCommerce stores that need product category navigation Content-heavy WordPress sites with changing categories or sections Sites that need shortcode-based menus inside pages, builders, widgets, or templates Site owners who want configurable menu styling without writing custom CSS DynoMenu works with or without WooCommerce. WooCommerce support is optional and is used only when WooCommerce is active. External Services This plugin does not connect to third-party services or load remote assets. Source Code This plugin is licensed under GPLv2 or later. The complete source code, including all build tools and unminified assets, is available at: https://github.com/thekenanjunior/dynomenu-free Build notes: * Plugin assets in this repository are shipped as human-readable source files. * No project-specific minified/compiled JS or CSS build step is required to run the plugin.
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Flexible Posts Widget
The default Recent Posts widget is exceptionally basic. I always find myself in need of a way to easily display a selection of posts from any combination post type or taxonomy. Hence, Flexible Posts Widget. Flexible Posts Widget (FPW) is more than just a simple alternative to the default Recent Posts widget. With many per-instance options it is highly customizable and allows advanced users to display the resulting posts virtually any way imaginable. Features & options Customizable widget title Get posts by post type(s) and/or taxonomy & term(s) or directly by a list of post IDs. Control the number of posts displayed and the number of posts to offset. Option to display the post feature image. Select the post feature image size to display from existing image sizes: thumbnail, medium, large, post-thumbnail or any size defined by the current theme. Order posts by: date, modified date, ID, title, menu order, random, Post ID Order; and sort posts: ascending or descending. Each widget’s output can be customized by user-defined templates added to the current theme folder. Multi Language support. Compatible with WPML and PolyLang for sure. Not tested with other multi-language plugins, but it should work. Plugin Hooks Flexible posts widget currently has two public hooks: Filter: dpe_fpw_args allows filtering the query vars before submitting the widget posts query. Filter: dpe_fpw_template_{$template_name} filters the template file path used to display the widget output. Future updates & feature requests list Use search box instead of ID text field for post id’s Shortcode functionality. Get posts by Author. Filter out the post currently being viewed. Get posts from the same archive (term/post type/etc). Limit results by a time period.
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