pengbos

<p>This simple plugin adds a slick HTML (Not XML) sitemap of you site by entering the shortcode [slick-sitemap] in the page content. This simple plugin is configured from the dashboard. Settings include the <code>menu</code>, <code>column</code>, <code>utility menu</code>. You can select a menu you created.<br />
The new release enables the user to add multiple sitemaps to their website. instead of specify the menu in through the dashboard, user can specify menus through the short tag attribute. just like:<br />
[slick-sitemap sitemap_menu=’sitemap’ utility_menu=’utility’ column=5].</p>
<h3>Contributors</h3>
<p>Plugin author: Pengbo Tang, host of the pengbos.com http://pengbos.com –<br />
CSS Creator: Matt Everson of Astuteo, LLC http://astuteo.com/slickmap –</p>
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<p>This plugin adds a button in the editor, using which you can upload multiple images to a post or page. With these images, the plugin automatically creates a slider.<br />
You can even add multiple sliders to a post or page.<br />
The plugin also offers you a shortcode: [slider-shortcode img=” ” classname=”custom class name”]<br />
Using this shortcode, you can add single or multiple sliders anywhere on your WordPress site.<br />
Moreover, the plugin comes with a dedicated Settings page where you can edit Slider speed, autoStart, number of images to show, etc.<br />
You can even set the first breakpoint for mobile devices.</p>
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