Version 1.3 introduces new options for determining how the plugin should treat new terms added to a taxonomy since the last time the widget options were Saved by the user. These "Terms Handling" options are set to "Auto" by default, which replicates the way prior versions of the plugin included new terms.<\/p>\n\n
Added 'sgr_ctmw_taxonomies' filter which can be used to filter the $args sent to the get_taxonomies() function used by the plugin. The filter passes an array called $args. This allows you to add in built-in taxonomies if you wish to to do so.<\/p>","1.4":"
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Creates a simple menu of your custom taxonomies and their associated terms, ideal for sidebars. Highly customisable via checkboxes to select which custom taxonomies and terms are displayed in the menu.<\/p>\n\nKey Features<\/strong>\n\n Comprehensive information on configuring and using the plugin can be found here:<\/p>\n\n Go to your Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets page and drag the Custom Taxonomies Menu widget to your sidebar. Open the widget control panel and configure the options.<\/p>\n\n\n Either use the WordPress Plugin Installer (Dashboard > Plugins > Add New, then search for \"custom taxonomies menu widget\"), or manually as follows:<\/p>\n\n Note for WordPress Multisite users:<\/p>\n\n You can use the Wordpress Automatic Plugin upgrade link in the Dashboard Plugins menu to automatically upgrade the plugin.<\/p>\n\n\n Further information about setting up and using the plugin can be found in the plugin's Configuration Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n If, having read the information linked to above, you cannot solve your issue, or if you find a bug, you can post a message on the plugin's Support Forum<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Support is provided in my free time but every effort will be made to respond to support queries as quickly as possible.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, of course you can! You can find a link here<\/a>. Thanks!<\/p><\/dd>\n New widget control panel option in version 1.3.<\/p>\n\n This option determines how the plugin should treat new terms added to a taxonomy since the last time the widget options were Saved by the user. Best option for most users will be Auto top level \/ smart child<\/strong>. To replicate pre-1.3 behaviour, select Auto<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Auto<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Any new Top Level or Child term created since last Save is:<\/p>\n\n Manual<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Any new Top Level or Child term created since last Save is:<\/p>\n\n Note: User always has to open widget control panel to manually add terms to the Menu<\/p>\n\n Auto top level \/ smart child<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Any new Top Level term created since last Save is:<\/p>\n\n Any new Child term created since last Save is:<\/p>\n\n This means that a new child of a new top level term will be checked and included in Menu.<\/p>\n\n On Save, any checked child terms, whose parents have been unchecked in the widget control panel, will be automatically unchecked. In other words, to check a child term, you must also check its parent.<\/p>\n\n Manual top level \/ smart child<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Any new Top Level term created since last Save is:<\/p>\n\n Any new Child term created since last Save is:<\/p>\n\n This means that a new child of a new top level term will not be checked and won't be included in Menu.<\/p>\n\n On Save, any checked child terms whose parents have been unchecked in control panel will be automatically unchecked. In other words, to check a child term, you must also check its parent.<\/p>\n\n To replicate pre-1.3 behaviour, select Auto<\/strong>. However, note that many users may find the new Auto top level \/ smart child<\/strong> option to be the better option.<\/p>\n\n\n
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