by cornershop
5 (4 reviews)
Better Section Navigation
Creates a new widget for listing section-based navigation -- essential for contextual navigation. Also implements a template function and a shortcode.
Compatible with WP 6.9
v1.7.0
Current Version v1.7.0
Updated 2 weeks ago
Last Update on 04 Dec, 2025
Synced 2 days ago
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- Version
- 1.7.0
- Last Updated
- Dec 04, 2025
- Requires WP
- 2.8+
- Tested Up To
- 6.9
- PHP Version
- 5.6 or higher
- Author
- cornershop
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- Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Better Section Navigation
[better-section-nav before_widget="<li>" after_widget="</li>" exclude="2" show_on_home="1"]
Can I hard-code this into a PHP template instead of a widget?
Yes, you may call the better_section_nav function, which accepts a single argument in the form of a classic WordPress parameter set like so:
<?php better_section_nav('before_widget=<li>&after_widget=</li>&exclude=2&show_on_home=1'); ?>
Can I hard-code this into a PHP template instead of a widget?
Yes, you may call the better_section_nav function, which accepts a single argument in the form of a classic WordPress parameter set like so:
<?php better_section_nav('before_widget=<li>&after_widget=</li>&exclude=2&show_on_home=1'); ?>
show_all - Always show all pages in current section (default: false)
exclude - Page IDs, seperated by commas, of pages to exclude (default: '')
hide_on_excluded - No navigation on excluded pages (default: true)
show_on_home - Show top level page list on home page (default: false)
show_empty - Output even if empty section (default: false)
sort_by - Page sort order; can use any WordPress page list sort value
(default: menu_order)
title - Provide a specific widget title; default is the top level page title
(default: '')
a_heading - Show all pages in section (default: false)
before_widget - HTML before widget (default: <div>)
after_widget - HTML after widget (default: </div>)
before_title - HTML before widget (default: <h2 class="widgettitle">)
after_title - HTML after widget (default: </h2>)
exclude - Page IDs, seperated by commas, of pages to exclude (default: '')
hide_on_excluded - No navigation on excluded pages (default: true)
show_on_home - Show top level page list on home page (default: false)
show_empty - Output even if empty section (default: false)
sort_by - Page sort order; can use any WordPress page list sort value
(default: menu_order)
title - Provide a specific widget title; default is the top level page title
(default: '')
a_heading - Show all pages in section (default: false)
before_widget - HTML before widget (default: <div>)
after_widget - HTML after widget (default: </div>)
before_title - HTML before widget (default: <h2 class="widgettitle">)
after_title - HTML after widget (default: </h2>)