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Submenu enhances the WordPress 3.x navigation system. When you have a website based on WordPress with a lot of pages, but you need a custom menu, it can be tedious to have to add a menu entry for each page created. Submenu just does it automatically.

Submenu also allows you to put menus or portion of menus anywhere in your site: sidebar, templates or page contents.

Languages available: english, french

Contribute: This plugin is on GitHub !

Discover the pro version by checking out the Gecka Submenu Pro video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHjMfD-k2Mo

0.7.3

• Support WP 4.3
• Fixes

0.7.2

• Only show option to auto populate for nav menu item of type page

0.7.1

• German
• Fixes

0.7

• performances enhancements
• better widget with specific class support
• added a gk_submenu_widget_fallback action to use to display custom content when the widget has no menu entries to display
• WordPress 3.5 compatibility
• fix Call-time pass-by-reference errors
• other fixes

0.6

• shortcodes caching
• performances improvement
• fix: show categories submenus when viewing posts or archives
• WPML support
• more fixes

0.5.3

• add menu item description positioning
• fix template action
• fix start_from parameter that wasn't used

0.5.2

• corrected readme file
• added the start from "Top parent element" option to the widget

0.5.1

• bug fix

0.5

• new and better way to autopopulate menu
• other fixes
• new widget

0.4.2

• More fixes
• Menu parameter is no more mandatory, gets the lowest ID menu if not set

0.4.1

• Fixed bug in submenu builder

0.4

• Fixed some notice errors
• Experimental functionnality to autopopulate a page menu item with its subpages for WP 3.0 nav menu system

0.3

• Added template tag and shortcode support

0.2

• Bugs fixes
• Localization support (French added).

0.1

• First version.

PHP 5 required. Please be sure to check your PHP version before marking the plugin as broken.

1. Upload `gecka-submenu` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Read the documentation

Contribute: This plugin is on GitHub !