Multi-level Navigation Plugin (multi-level-navigation-plugin) free WordPress plugin

This plugin is maintained with security patches, but is not actively developed. It’s functionality has been replaced by the built-in menu system in WordPress core. I recommend you simply use a theme which utilzies the WordPress core menu system instead of this plugin.

Adds an SEO friendly, accessible dropdown/flyout/slider menu to your WordPress blog. Visit the Multi-level Navigation Plugin page for more information about the plugin.

Visit the Multi-level Navigation Plugin page for more information about the plugin.

Features

The plugin produces W3C valid XHTML and CSS. The options page allows you to choose from a range of options including:

• What content will be displayed in the menu
• Animation speed (how fast the dropdowns appear)
• Mouseover delay
• Hide delay
• Add a second menu
• Hover sensitivity
• Keyboard accessibility

Changing the look of your menu

You can style the menu by copy and pasting the code from the Suckerfish CSS Generator page.

The Multi-level Navigation Plugin can be implemented into any theme design.

Special thanks to malcalevak who was a massive help with optomising the code for this plugin.

Credits

Thanks to the following (in no particular order) for help with the development of this plugin:

• WebHosting hub – Provided the Serbo-Croation translation files
• Fat Cow – Provided the Russian translation files
• Sam Burdge – Wrote article explaining how to remove title attributes
• Klaus Kinski – Found Sam Burdge’s article about title attributes</br />
• metallica48423 – Pointed out mouseover delay was WAY too long</br />
• haggis – haschildren code improvement</br />
• EddieB – Tips for documentation
• Ryan McCue – Help with SVN update
• vcsvu – Code contribution (improvements to exclude pages feature)
• nv1962 – Bug reporting
• fabs – Bug reporting
• Eddie – Gave tip on how to make custom code option more understandable for non-coders
• Andrew Rickman – Helped integrate a drag and drop widget style interface for testing purposes
• Frank B�ltge – Wrote a article explaining how to add action links to the plugin page
• Jacob Santos – Wrote an article about the uninstallation of WordPress plugins
• Peter Ryan – created the suckerfish hover delay script
• Patrick Fitzgerald – creation of the tabber.js script used
• Myles Angell – creation of the suckerfish jQuery script used during development
• malcalevak – Massive help with coding
• Ande – Reported W3C validation bug
• Kevin M. Russell – helped with the style.php bug
• Clive Loseby – discovered strict doctype validation error
• Paula – Feature suggestions and donation
• Karim A. Marucchi – Bug reporting, feature suggestions and donations</br />
• Mark Gooding – created a new version featuring a custom menu option. Although this menu system hasn’t been used directly in this plugin, an almost identical system has since been installed based on the concept that Mark created.
• BigAlReturns – helped programming the pages and categories exclusions
• Miriam Schwab – brought lack of WP dropdown plugins to my attention
• Michael Castilla
• CjB – Bug reporting
• Troy – Beta testing feedback
• Michael Mitchell – programming assistance
• Matthew Carroll – designed code for accessible keyboard dropdown
• Chris Laing – Beta feedback
• John Resig – jQuery Javascript plugin
• Joel Birch – jQuery menu widget
• Brandon Aaron – jQuery bgiframe plugin
• Brian Cherne – jQuery Hover Intent plugin
• Karynn – Bug reporting</br />
• Karynn – Bug reporting</br />
• Tom Barrett – Assistance with regex function</br />
• John Bloch – Assistance with regex function</br />

Visit the Multi-level Navigation Plugin page for more information about the plugin.