Single and multi-level menus for your WordPress site, styled with customizable menu templates.
With Menubar you can easily build and manage single and multi-level menus for your WordPress site.
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Use as menu items the homepage, the frontpage, a category or a category tree, a static page or a page tree, a tag archive or a tag list, a single post, a search box, or any URL, hard-coded or generated from a code snippet (see [1], [2], [3])
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To display a menu, use the menubar shortcode or the Menubar widget, or insert a simple line of code in your child theme (see [1])
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To style your menus, select one of the default Menubar templates, or your own customized template (see [1])
You can browse the documentation pages (below) or use the Live Preview button (top right).
- Menubar
- Menu Builder
- The Menubar PHP type
ChangeLog
5.9.3
- Expanded the documentation section
5.9.2
- Fixed incompatibility with block themes
5.9.1
- Fixed old bug that prevented Loco Translate from working properly
5.9
- Removed vulnerability, see description in Wordfence
5.8.2
- Fixed an incompatibility with PHP 8.0.0 that prevented adding items to an empty menu
5.8.1
- Added suggestion to insert menus in a child theme, not in the parent theme
5.8
- Removed insecure code – thanks to p7e4 via wpscan.com
5.7.2
- Upgraded Superfish (by Joel Birch) to v1.7.10
- No longer requires the Enable jQuery Migrate Helper plugin
5.7.1
- Fixed two PHP 7.4 Notices
5.7
5.6.5
- Fixed a few PHP 7 Warnings
5.6.4
- Improved the Menubar widget
- Fixed a few PHP Notices when deleting a menu
5.6.3
- Removed trailing spaces from menu names
5.6.2
5.6.1
- Improved the usability of the PHP menu item type
5.6
- Added shortcode to display a menu in a post or page, or in a page builder text block
- Added the plugin icon – thanks to Sebastian Rubio
5.5
- Updated to use WP language packs
5.4
- Updated for WordPress 4.3
5.3
- Code cleanup to remove a number of PHP Notices
5.2
- Fixed two more PHP Warnings: Creating default object from empty value
5.1
- Fixed two PHP 5.4 Warnings: Creating default object from empty value
5.0
- All the default Menubar templates are now included in the plugin folder, so you don’t have to download them separately
4.10
- Fixed a compatibility bug with the qTranslate plugin
4.9
- Enhanced the PHP item type, so you can dynamically generate both label and link of a menu item
- Fixed a bug that prevented highlighting in the External and PHP types when a querystring was present
4.8
- Added the PHP item type, so you can build your menu items dynamically with PHP code
4.7
- Added the Exclude field to PageTree and CategoryTree types, so you can prevent one or more elements from being displayed
- Added the Headings field to PageTree and CategoryTree types, so you can make one or more elements non clickable
4.6
- Added the Tag and TagList types (only with new template versions)
- Added the Depth field to PageTree and CategoryTree types, so you can choose how many tree levels to display
4.5
- Added support for icons in menu items (only with new templates)
- Fixed a bug affecting single and double quote characters that were incorrectly escaped
4.4
- Improved performance moving the Menubar data from a DB table to a serialized option, so just a single DB call per page is needed
4.3
- Fixed a bug affecting the Add Menu Item and Edit Menu Item forms in IE6 and IE7
4.2
- Added support for the wp-config.php FORCE_SSL_ADMIN option
- Added support for the new Superfish template
4.1
- Improvements to the new template structure – older templates are supported as well
- Added the Custom type to insert custom HTML in your menu (only with new templates)
- The name of a menu item is automatically generated when the Name field is left blank (only with new templates)
4.0
- New template structure for better customization – old templates are supported as well
- Added the SearchBox type to integrate a search box in your menubar (only with new templates)
- Moved the Menubar admin page under the Appearance admin menu
3.6
- Improved the first installation procedure with more user-friendly messages
3.5
- Added the Menubar widget to display a menu in a sidebar or widget area
3.4
- Improved compatibility with the qTranslate plugin
3.3
- Fixed a bug affecting menu names containing a space, and a bug in a special menu reordering case
3.2
- Added more options to easily rearrange the order of your menu items
3.1
- Menubar templates are now stored in the menubar-templates folder, so future automatic upgrades won’t overwrite your template customizations
3.0
- First version hosted in the WordPress Plugin Directory
