foundationdigital

Corupt WordPress and Genesis files can cause a myriad of frustrating bugs: broken permalinks, bizarre admin behavior, the dreaded white screen of death, and usually with no notice or indication of where the problem lies. This plugin identifies files in the WordPress core and the Genesis theme that are corrupt, changed, incomplete or missing by comparing them against a known hash of the latest release. This two-second sanity check is especially useful on shared hosting servers or client servers where you don’t have immediate access to log files.

Foundation Verify Install

This plugin verifies your installed files against a hash to see if any are missing, changed or corrupt. Takes two seconds.

themifyme

Conditional Menus is a simple yet useful WordPress plugin by <a href="https://themify.me/" rel="nofollow ugc">Themify</a>, which allows you to swap the menus in the theme as per specific conditions. In short, you can have different menus in different posts, pages, categories, archive pages, etc. It works with any WordPress theme that uses the standard WordPress menu function.
<h3>How to use it</h3>
Once you activate the plugin, you will see the conditional menus on the Manage Locations tab located in your WP Admin > Appearance > Menus page.
1) To add conditional menu: click “Conditional Menu” and select a menu from the list (you can create these menus in the “Edit Menus” tab) 
 – You can remove the menu by selecting “Disable Menu” from the list. 
2) Click on “+ Conditions” to add conditions in the modal box (tick the checkboxes where you want the menu to appear) 
3) To remove the conditional menus, click on the “X” button
Visit https://themify.me/conditional-menus for more details.

Conditional Menus

This plugin enables you to set conditional menus per posts, pages, categories, archive pages, etc.

Foundation Verify Install vs Conditional Menus