Travis Smith

rafaltomal

Genesis Hooks automatically displays Genesis structual hook names in the browser for all pages. It also allows you to add any hooks that you may have added to various pages like templates or the home page.
IMPORTANT: 
You must have <a href="http://wpsmith.net/get-genesis" title="Learn more about Genesis" rel="nofollow ugc">Genesis</a> installed. Click <a href="http://wpsmith.net/get-genesis" title="Learn more about Genesis" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> to learn more about <a href="http://wpsmith.net/get-genesis" title="Learn more about Genesis" rel="nofollow ugc">Genesis</a>
<h3>Special Thanks</h3>
I owe a huge debt of gratitude to all the folks at <a href="http://wpsmith.net/go/studiopress" title="StudioPress" rel="nofollow ugc">StudioPress</a>, their <a href="http://wpsmith.net/go/spthemes" title="StudioPress Themes" rel="nofollow ugc">themes</a> make life easier.
And thanks to the various individuals who helped me through the beta testing.

Genesis Hooks

Automatically displays Genesis structual hook names in the browser for all pages.

Jon Schroeder

This plugin should only be used on Genesis sites (on non-Genesis sites, it won’t break anything, but it also won’t do anything at all).
Once the plugin is active, you’ll be able to see it in action by going to any parent page or child page which shows the Primary widget area. Navigating to either the parent page or a subpage will keep the same menu in place (it shows the top-level page and the child pages of that top-level page).
Custom post types are fully supported, as long as they are heirarchical.
This plugin replaces the primary widget area with this subnavigation. When you scroll down on a long page on which that new subnavigation appears, the subnav will scroll with you.

Genesis Subpage Sidebar

This plugin replaces your Genesis primary sidebar with a list of child pages (supports custom post types). Only works with Genesis child themes.

Genesis Hooks vs Genesis Subpage Sidebar