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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Daniel’s DropDowns 2.0.1 – WordPress Plug-In
I have released version 2.0.1 of Daniel’s DropDowns, the WordPress plug-in that provides category and archive dropdown template tags. It is available on its page at the WordPress Plug-In Directory.
This was a minor change – the auto-navigating lists added in version 2 needed a slight tweak. There wasn’t a “select category” entry, so one could not navigate to the first item in the list without going somewhere else first. The category dropdown now has this entry, and is consistent with the archive dropdown.
Enjoy!
Daniel’s DropDowns 2 – WordPress Plug-In
I have released version 2 of my category and archive drop-down plug-in for WordPress. It is hosted at the WordPress Plug-In Directory – you can go get it there. Following are a few of the changes that were made.
- Both tags now have only 2 parameters – the type of navigation and the text for the link or button. For navigation type, ‘button’ remains the default, and ‘link’ is still available. However, a third option of ‘auto’ has been added, which will render the list as an auto-navigating select box.
- The CSS parameters for the select and button elements were dropped. How these elements can be specified using CSS is detail in the top-of-plugin comments, along with an example.
- The usage examples in the comments now have an example of how to put the tag in a template in such a way that, if the plug-in is disabled, the template will still render. This could be done with 1.0, but I didn’t give an example.
- I added PHP Documentor-style comments to both functions.
Let me know if you have any problems with it, or any ideas for other behavior. Enjoy!