mdp_lib source code in the link provided here is plain PHP code, not encoded.

Yes you are quite right, I found this info somewhere on the author’s website. Thanks.

I can’t seem to change the order of appearence of the sections.

Basicaly, I mean, if I got it right, to change the order, I should enter manually the order into the tag. This seems to mean that I don’t need the function then, I could just spill out the html, because this ain’t dynamic.

Am I wrong, or am I wrong?

thnx

In this case, it’s better to get the file (v.0.5 right now) from the author’s site (Click the ‘information’ url – http://outoverthevoid.com/projects/11/section-menu) – the library file is no longer needed; only the plug-in file itself is required.

Save the text file. Open it, then copy and paste all the text in there to the Admin -> Plugins -> Install Plugin text box, and click the install button. If all is well, you should see some code (PHP) listed, then click the ‘install’ button.
Finally, don’t forget to click the ‘No’ link under ‘Activated’ for this plug-in in the plug-ins list, in order for it to become activated (changes to ‘Yes’) and therefore usable!!

I have not found any instructions on how to use the tag in html page templates, but from the code it seems to be:

... where:
A = “noshow” (default: ‘’),
B = “class” (default: ‘’),
C = “id” (default: ‘’),
D = “home” (default: 1),
E = “order” (default: ‘’),
F = “wrap” (default: “ul”),
G = “break” (default: “li”)

The “order” parameter will list the order of section names, looking something like:
“products,aboutus,blog,contact” etc. This clearly means that you will need to update the tag whenever a section is added/removed – so it’s not totally ‘dynamic’, as was mentioned above.

Hope that helps someone.

new link:
http://www.outoverthevoid.com/file_download/5