Dropdown multisite selector vs WP Pizzeria

With this plugin you can create fully configurable dropdown field which select options would work as links and will redirect the user to the selected one. It was originally built for multisite for faster navigation between each sub-site, but currently it also supports custom links as options from the dropdown. There are three options: manually configure the number of the options from the dropdown element – pick up a name of your option and the relevant url where the user will be redirected after choosing it; get any list of all sites from WordPress Multisite network – this one picks the names of all your sites that are in the multisite network and adds them to the select element; get the same list as previous one but only with the site where the current logged-in user is registered; You can manage: Your label for the name of the select option or leave it without label Your first select option (‘Select branch’, ‘Select country’, ‘Choose Side’) Sorting of your custom list (alphabetic sorting + reverse sorting (your last entries will become first in the dropdown)) Once you have saved your settings you can see the result using this shortcode [dms] or use the widget. Shortcodes [dms] – Using this shortcode will generate the same dropdown as the one you have configured in the admin settings panel. [dms_manual name=”” placeholder=”” target=”” options=””] – Use this one your own dropdown that has nothing to do with the settings you have set. The arguments of this shortcode are: * name – the label of the select option (leave empty for no label) * placeholder – the first option that is shown in the select menu (like: “– Select –“) * target – could be “default” or “blank”. This is the target of the link – “blank” is to be open in new window * options – name-link pairs, should be placed as : “url1|name1, url2|name2, url3|name3” An example: [dms_manual name=”Label” placeholder=”–Select–” target=”blank” options=”Trusted search engine|https://duckduckgo.com, Tracking search engine|https://google.bg”] If you would more functionality, please contact me to check if I can implement it. Also thanks to everyone giving me hints how to improve this plugin. Filters in the code Here are some filters that you can use to modify the results from the code: * dms_sites_arguments – to control the attributes used in the function get_sites() when ‘Show all sites in the WMN’ option is selected. * dms_multisite_pairs – filter the results returned from get_sites(). * dms_users_sites – control the sites when ‘Show only the sites where the user is registered’ option is selected.

Turns WordPress instalation into powerful pizzeria site backend with ability to add pizzas, beverages and pasta. Attract your customer Plugin displays pizzas in clean menu table with all your customer needs to know – menu number, title, ingrediences, price for various sizes. But that’s not all. Your site visitor is able to filter pizzas by ingrediences and thus he/she is able to find her favorite pizza in few seconds! Multiple pizza sizes and prices You get an ability to manage your pizzas in clean, fast and primarily WordPress style. Via plugin’s settings page you can add multiple pizza sizes and for each size, you can set custom price. Works in any theme This plugin provides both template_functions and shortcodes – thus works in any theme you’d like to use. Translations Czech – David Biňovec – david.binda French – Stephane CRASNIER Do you want more functionality? Do not hesitate to ask for it. I’m open to any suggestions. Use the plugin’s support forum! Usage To add content, it’s easy as adding post. In your administration, you can see another post types except default post and pages. These are called Pizzas, Beverages and Pasta. You can add them in a way you’re used to add standard post or page. Plus, you can set extra params in custom metaboxes on your edit page. In order to get new post types (pizza, beverage, pasta) to actually appear on your web, you’ll have to either: Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_pizza.php instead of default loop. Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_beverage.php instead of default loop. Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_pasta.php instead of default loop. Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_dessert.php instead of default loop. or Place [pizzas] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pizzas. Place [beverages] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display beverages. Place [pasta] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pasta. Place [desserts] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display desserts. or Place [pizzas cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pizzas only of selected term. Place [beverages cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display beverages only of selected term. Place [pasta cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pasta only of selected term. Place [desserts cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display desserts only of selected term.