Travis Smith

WP Custom Menu Filter Plugin uses a new filter hook in WordPress 3.1 that allows Custom Menus to be filtered. Instead of using the generic CSS {display:none;}, this plugin actually excludes nav menu items from even being created. While it uses the CSS class tag in the Custom Menu to determine which custom menu items should be excluded, it does not use CSS to hide the menu items, which savvy users can discover. Instead using one custom menu, the user can hide portions of their custom menu to visitors (even the savvy ones) while revealing other portions of their menu to users who are logged in and vice versa.

WP Custom Menu Filter Plugin

WP Custom Menu Filter Plugin uses a new filter hook in WordPress 3.1 that allows Custom Menus to be filtered. Instead of using the generic CSS {displa …

ray.viljoen

Fubra

The included pages can be defined using the ‘Custom Page Menus’ admin panel on the page-edit screen ( see screenshots ).
The widget allows you to select whether to display the page’s featured image next to the link. (I would recommend using icon sized images for this feature)
On the page-edit screen a custom title for that specific page can also be defined. This title will be used should that page appear anywhere on one of the menus created with the plugin.
The menu can be added to any dynamic sidebar using the Custom Page Menus widget or alternatively coded into themes using the custom template tag:
cpMenu()
$args = array( 
‘show_date’ => , 
‘date_format’ => get_option(‘date_format’), 
‘child_of’ => 0, 
‘exclude’ => , 
‘title_li’ => __(‘Pages’), 
‘echo’ => 1, 
‘authors’ => , 
‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order, post_title’, 
‘link_before’ => , 
‘link_after’ => , 
‘walker’ => ); 
Example Usage: http://catn.com/tech/data-centre/

Custom Page Menus

Custom Page Menus plugin allows custom menus to be defined on a per-page basis.

WP Custom Menu Filter Plugin vs Custom Page Menus