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WP Nav Menu Cache · review · 2015-08-25T14:25:00+00:00

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review · 5 stars
ShaOne unresolved
Just testing on staging and it cut a sql hungry walker/menu function by two thirds, impressive. If all goes well I’ll be putting it into production very soon : ) Though the plugin works very well indeed, we could not find a way to have it deal with menu states effectively (ie css class changes), which in our case is a requirement. If the spec changes to include this feature we’ll definitely give it another run. Best wishes! Hi, I have released a new version of this plugin with some new feature. This new version can solve your CSS problem in a way. There is feature to cache each menu individually for each visited url. But you should use this feature only when you website has few post/pages.

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ShaOne 2015-08-25T15:44:00+00:00

Though the plugin works very well indeed, we could not find a way to have it deal with menu states effectively (ie css class changes), which in our case is a requirement. If the spec changes to include this feature we’ll definitely give it another run. Best wishes!

Md Jahidul Islam 2015-12-18T16:43:00+00:00

Hi, I have released a new version of this plugin with some new feature. This new version can solve your CSS problem in a way. There is feature to cache each menu individually for each visited url. But you should use this feature only when you website has few post/pages.