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I’ve now released a Beta for Version 1.1 which features an options panel for editing the look of the dropdown. It is available here …
Suckerfish Plugin Version 1.1 Beta[/url:3ua8hutn]The 1.1.2 beta version of the suckerfish plugin seems to be missing the suckerfish1, suckerfish2, functions that were in the previous plugin. I uninstalled the previous version… do I need to have both installed?
The 1.1.2 beta version of the suckerfish plugin seems to be missing the suckerfish1, suckerfish2, functions that were in the previous plugin. I uninstalled the previous version… do I need to have both installed?
Darn it. Yes you are correct, it is missing all of those functions. That is a mistake on my part.
Even more importantly, it seemed to be outputting the wrong HTML to the page
” title=”Sad” /> This problem has now been corrected, and version 1.1.3 is now available for download.I’ll sort out the other problems and hopefully have a 1.1.4 version with the old functions added back in shortly.
Darn it. Yes you are correct, it is missing all of those functions. That is a mistake on my part.
Even more importantly, it seemed to be outputting the wrong HTML to the page
” title=”Sad” /> This problem has now been corrected, and version 1.1.3 is now available for download.I’ll sort out the other problems and hopefully have a 1.1.4 version with the old functions added back in shortly.
Version 1.1.4 is now available and includes all of the old functions.
Troy – I’ve added a credit to you in the readme.txt file for helping with the bug reporting.
Version 1.1.4 is now available and includes all of the old functions.
Troy – I’ve added a credit to you in the readme.txt file for helping with the bug reporting.
I’ve done a total redesign of the plugin.
Version 1.3 of the beta should run faster and use less system resources than the previous one.
To edit the look of the dropdown, you will now need to visit my new Suckerfish Dropdowns CSS Generator page. Grab the CSS code from there and enter it into your WordPress admin panel.
The CSS is currently outputted to the page with <style> tags, but I’ll be fixing that shortly so that it is generated via a dynamic style sheet.
I’ve done a total redesign of the plugin.
Version 1.3 of the beta should run faster and use less system resources than the previous one.
To edit the look of the dropdown, you will now need to visit my new Suckerfish Dropdowns CSS Generator page. Grab the CSS code from there and enter it into your WordPress admin panel.
The CSS is currently outputted to the page with <style> tags, but I’ll be fixing that shortly so that it is generated via a dynamic style sheet.
Version 1.4 Beta is now uploaded.
With this version you can now alter the content of your dropdowns via the admin panel.
Version 1.4 Beta is now uploaded.
With this version you can now alter the content of your dropdowns via the admin panel.
Version 1.5 now uploaded.
The plugin now features a keyboard accessibility option. This allows your users to navigate your dropdown menu without the mouse. This does add an extra ~3 kB to the page download, so I haven’t included this by default.
Version 1.5 now uploaded.
The plugin now features a keyboard accessibility option. This allows your users to navigate your dropdown menu without the mouse. This does add an extra ~3 kB to the page download, so I haven’t included this by default.
This must be a record, Version 1.3 to Version 1.6 in one day!
Version 1.6 of the beta has fixed pretty much everything I can think of which needs fixing, including moving the style information to an external style sheet.
Unless I hear some more bug reports in the next while this version is likely to be uploaded to the WordPress Plugins repository as the new stable version.
If you use the plugin, and don’t have any troubles with it I’m keen to hear about that too.
This must be a record, Version 1.3 to Version 1.6 in one day!
Version 1.6 of the beta has fixed pretty much everything I can think of which needs fixing, including moving the style information to an external style sheet.
Unless I hear some more bug reports in the next while this version is likely to be uploaded to the WordPress Plugins repository as the new stable version.
If you use the plugin, and don’t have any troubles with it I’m keen to hear about that too.
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