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I have revived this site in a static format - no new posts and no new comments. All my work will be posted on my main site: www.webdezine.ca . I apologize to anyone that attempted to access the site over the last 6+ months, but I abruptly returned to school which has gobbled up all of my free time. I will be around my webdezine site attempting to update the menu to work with Wordpress 2.3-2.5.
Thanks for all your support in the past 
Best,
Sheri
This is the “reason” for the delay in the release of the E-commerce plugin in.
I have been working closely with Rich of www.cregy.co.uk to come up with a plugin that would allow many of his clients to receive correspondence through their Wordpress sites and to be able to act on that correspondence in a way that makes managing communication easy and swift.
This is the result: http://www.cregy.co.uk/crm-wp-plugin/
This plugin allows the admin to create any form of their choosing - without prior knowledge of HTML. If the admin knows how to fill out a form… then they can create forms!
To make responding to form submissions easier, there is the ability to assign each form submission to a category which the admin has previously created. Why though?
For an example:
Now you can send one email to all the people who want to know about what is involved in “Branding”. Easy!
One email? Yup. The plugin provides an area for you to create email templates that can be used over and over again. Or, just to be used once. Whichever you need.
The email template system is, in my opinion, unique (to Wordpress anyway!). In that it allows you to “personalize” each mail that is sent while still only creating one email body. It does this by using placeholders. All of the fields within the form you created are made available for use within the template. Eg.:
“Dear [+first_name+] [+last_name+],
We received your mail on [+date+] requesting information about our [+web_solutions+].
yada yada yada.”
Where those placeholders ( all instances of [+ … +] ) represent fields that have been filled out by the user when submitting the form.
The email template system allows you to use html or plain text for your mail. The html option will include a plain text version for those email client that do not accept html. Still just one template… the html is stripped when the mail is sent.
It also allows you to specify how you want to send the mail: php mail() or smtp.
When it comes time to email all those people who have filled out a form, you can mass mail by choosing all those who will receive the same template…or you can mail one person.
Check it out! Rich has kindly made this plugin available for the Wordpress community.
It’s been SOOOO long since I published a post. Between the css menu plugin development and the rest of my life, new posts have slipped through the cracks.
Let me rectify that now!
My current project is an e-commerce shop for WordPress. It’s being funded by Rich of www.cregy.net and www.cregy.co.uk . To Rich I humbly bow! Thanks 
It promises to be a great addition to the WordPress community.
A quick preview of the features that will be included in the first rewrite of the plugin:
*shop front highlighting newly added products (sounds familiar?)
*ajax shopping cart
*sidebar category(product) and product menus
*unlimited products
*unlimited categories
*customizable pagination for product listing
*multiple images using “greybox” technology
*template system
*paypal payment gateway utilizing Instant Payment Notification(IPN)
*customizable shipping options
*customizable tax options
*viewable orders in the admin
*integration into the existing WordPress user registration system
*single page checkout (keep your fingers crossed for this one!)
And that’s all I can remember for now.
I’ll keep you udated.
Best,
Sheri
The Webdezine Pure CSS Horizontal Menu is a dropdpwn, cross browser multi-level (nested) css navigation system for Wordpress that can be displayed across the top of your header area. It includes support for Pages, Categories, Archives, Blogroll and Meta Links. The menus can be used in place of or in addition to the default Wordpress fuctions wp_list_categories, wp_list_pages, wp_get_archives, wp_list_bookmarks, and meta data that is contained in the sidebar.php. The menu is currently compatible with Wordpress 2.1.* and will soon be available to 2.0.* Wordpress users. The menu is as always, free for personal use, although support is greatly appreciated. Commercial users (including developers) should download the commercial version of the menu.
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<ul> <li><a href="">LIST NAME <table> <tr> <td> <ul> <li><a href="">PARENT CAT <table> <tr> <td> <ul> <li><a href="">CHILD CAT <table> <tr> <td> <ul> <li><a href="">SUB-CHILD CAT</a></li> </ul> </td> </tr> </table> </a> </li> </ul> </td> </tr> </table> </a> </li> </ul> </td> </tr> </table> </a> </li> </ul> Why the tag soup? To make it compitable with IE of course!
| OS | Browser | Version | Compatible? | Issues? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows XP | Firefox | 2.X | Yes | None |
| Windows XP | Internet Explorer | 6 | Yes | None |
| Windows XP | Internet Explorer | 7 | Yes | None |
| Windows XP | Opera | 9.1 | Yes | None |
| Linux | Firefox | 2.0.0.3 | Yes | None |
| Linux | Konqueror | 3.5.6 | Yes | None |
I need a heads up for non-windows OS browsers. Please drop me a comment listing your Operating System, Browser, Version, whether it’s compatible or not and any issues related to the operation of the menu.Thanks for your help!
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I found the default lists impractical and IMHO quite ugly. I also wanted to use the same menu for my blog that I will be using for my main site.
<?php
if (function_exists('get_menu'))
get_menu('topmenu');
?>
It will look like this in the default theme
<div id="header">
<div id="headerimg">
<h1><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
<div class="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>
<?php
if (function_exists('get_menu'))
get_menu('topmenu');
?>
</div>
</div>
<hr />
The function variables can be changed from the admin option menu. Note: Please remember that should you change the CSS class names available through the option menu, you will also have to change the class names within the CSS file.
Found a bug? I’d be happy to squash it. Just leave me a comment and I’ll do what I can.
Here is a link to another way to accomplish a dynamic css menu for wordpress:
side dynamic menu for pages. While not a drop down or one that is used for all links, it does highlight the page links if that is more important to the blog than the other links available.
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