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LJ Custom Menu Links is a plugin that allows you to put extra links in the menus of most WordPress Themes. It is unique in the way that it doesn’t require any code changes to your theme as the extra links are added within WordPress core functionality. This plugin requires no technical knowledge to administer, it is all contained within the WordPress admin pages with a consistent look and feel for ease of use.
Functions:
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<li>Add Extra Menu links to your theme</li>
<li>Use pages as placeholders for menu links (This allows you full customization as to the location of your links)</li>
<li>Control if menus items are shown based on if a user is logged in</li>
<li>Shows a logout link if a user is logged in</li>
<li>Provides the ability to provide a link back to your admin pages only if a user is logged in</li>
<li>Full menu sorting available</li>
<li>You can now take full control of how you want Custom Menu Links to operate, fully automatic integration or manual integration (modifying your theme for LJ Custom Menu Links).</li>
</ul>
If you are having compatibility issues with LJ Custom Menu Links outputting its links inside other plugins or sidebar widgets then this update is for you. Currently due to core wordpress limitations, if you use LJ Custom Menu Links there may be compatibility issues with other plugins. You now have the option (via the Advanced Options page) to turn off <code>Use wp_list_pages Filter</code> option and insert the required code to make LJ Custom Menu Links work without interruption within your own theme.
To add flexible location links (Dynamic Links) you need to create a new page as a placeholder for that link, under the edit page menu is a box to control what link to show. Please see the screenshots on the next page for a description. Links created in this way don’t have the ability to choose the target window (you may still control the visibility of the link via the private or public based on the page settings, and also the ordering based on page settings).
The admin page now also contains a list of Dynamic Links, which can be deleted or edited from within the LJCustomMenuLinks admin section.
To add LJCustomMenuLinks please use the LJCustomMenuLinks item in the Admin section, these links are added to the end of the standard wordpress menu system but have full customization ability.
The plugin has also had an attribution function added. If you would like to provide attribution for the plugin then add the following code into your wordpress theme. The footer is a good place for it.
<pre><code><?php
 if (function_exists('LJCustomMenuLinksAttribution')) {
 LJCustomMenuLinksAttribution(); 
 }
?>
</code></pre>

LJ Custom Menu Links

LJ Custom Menu Links is a plugin that allows you to put extra links in the menus of most Wordpress Themes.

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Solarplexus gives developers a powerful tool for adding dynamic display blocks (as in “various ways of displaying content [in a page/post] that is residing in other areas of your website”).
We created Solarplexus because when building websites that stays close to Core (i.e. accepts and celebrates the Block Editor) there was a clear need for a standardized way of bringing life to feed based websites.
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
Out of the box the plugin provides two dynamic display blocks. To make full use of the powers of Solarplexus’ ability to create custom display blocks with just a few lines of code – please read the configuration guide.
<h4>The missing core component for dynamic display blocks</h4>
Building WordPress websites in an agency environment since 2003, we – a group of developers – were missing a (for us) central piece of the puzzle: blocks displaying content from other parts of the same website.

Solarplexus

Solarplexus gives developers a powerful tool for adding dynamic display blocks.

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