Adds menu editing options to the built-in WordPress Menus page like copying entire menus, and synchronizing page hierarchies with menu structures.

MarcusPope

<p>The built-in menu editor for WordPress is a nicely built utility.  But often with larger content sites you end up spending a lot of effort keeping the<br />
menus and the pages in sync.  This plugin serves three major purposes:</p>
<ol>
<li>Allows for easy creation of sitemap menus by removing the pagination setting for “View All” pages.</li>
<li>Allows for copying entire menus to a new menu.</li>
<li>Allows you to synchronize the parent-child hierarchy of pages with the parent-child hierarchy of a given menu.</li>
</ol>
<p>The first feature is pretty clear, it’s a pain to add say 150 pages to a sitemap menu when they are paginated by default at 50 pages.</p>
<p>The second feature allows you to copy an existing menu and play around with tweaks to the structure without losing the effort put into the original menu.</p>
<p>And the third feature is my favorite.  Basically instead of going to every single page and modifying the parent/child relationship, you can create a sitemap menu and use the wonderful drag n drop feature of the menu editor to restructure your entire site.</p>
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