Page Specific Menu Items
This plugin allows users to select menu items to show per page. One menu different menu items for different pages. Also allows users choose which menu to use for cherrypicking menu items page wise. Please read the readme.txt file line by line before commenting. If you find any bugs/issues please report and I’ll try to fix them asap. Want me to keep updating this plugin with extra features? Rate this plugin. ABOUT SUPPORT I get messages (one on average per week) from users who are not happy that this plugin didn’t work as per their requirement. Some message are like, ‘your plugin has this and that issue and you should fix them for us’. There might not be bugs on this plugin; you just want to customize per your need or it might be the plugin limitation. If few users point out the same issue, I’ll try to fix as soon as possible. But if it’s something that you want to modify this plugin as per your requirement or add some custom features or want on demand support consider hiring a developer or contact me if you want me to work for you. How to make this plugin work? Create a menu from appearance > menus Select the menu you want to use from settings > PS MenuItems > Select Menu Assign the menu to menu location from appearance > menus Check the items you want to hide from pages > edit > Page Specific Menu Items View the page and the selected items should be gone. How does this plugin works? This plugin adds ‘hide_this_item’ class to selected menu items. Shall I install plugin first or create menu first? It does not matter whether you first create menu and then install this plugin or vice versa. Does this plugin works on custom post type pages? Yes it does. This plugin does not work for me? It should since it works by adding class. Only case it does not work is when ‘hide_this_item’ rules is overriden by other syles (having low value in specificity). This is not actually this plugins issue. Recommended Plugins The following are recommended by the author: BlankPress WordPress Cleaner – This plugin allows you to clean up the WordPress mess. Better performance, Faster page load, Better security and Better WP experience. BlankPress Theme Framework – Simple yet flexible HTML5 blank WordPress theme framework based on underscores. Use this as a base theme for your WP projects.
Quick Restaurant Menu
Quick Restaurant Menu allows you to create quickly menus for eateries, cafes, bars and restaurants. You can include images, descriptions, sizes and images. Quick Restaurant Menu Features The plugin uses default WordPress functionality. Creates two new post types, Menus and Menu Items, which are used to construct the menu. You can create and edit menu items inside the menu post interface, rearrange them with drag and drop, and group them into sections. Then use a shortcode to display it in posts and pages. Unlimited menus and items Menu sections Add header and footer to each menu Menu items with picture, description, sizes and prices Responsive menu layout for mobile viewing Drag and drop interface Insert custom CSS PRO Features Not only Section, organize your menu with Rows & Columns Powerful Drag & Drop builder Copy / clone menu items from inside the menu Add menu items on the fly from a searchable list Add list with prices with title, normal price and sale price Add nutrition facts and diet tags to each menu item Display with different layouts: expanded, dropdown, horizontal tabbed, vertical tabbed Lightbox with pictures Popup with menu item details Each menu item has it’s own page and is searchable Share your menu items in facebook, google-plus, twitter, pinterest and linkedin Customize your menus with lots of options Select colors and font families Image resolution and size Images with subtle shadow Font size, line heights and margins Make sure to review the PRO version of Quick Restaurant Menu page for more detailed information. How to use Add the shortcode of the menu in any existing post or page: [erm_menu id=123] If you want to hide the thumbnails: [erm_menu id=123 thumb=no] Translations Spanish ( Español ) Norwegian ( Thanks to Ole Petter Holthe-Berg )
