New version of Pages Navigator is available. Now you can set if you want widget to be shown or hidden on some WordPress special pages like 404 error page, search results page, archive, single posts, page or archive. This way you can create special widget instance that will be shown only if the page is not found (404).

If you have any suggestion, or you want to report a bug with the widget, leave a comment or make a post in the forum.

New major update for GD Pages Navigator is uploaded. This one improves widget control interface, fixing Internet Explorer visual problems. And the most important improvement is support for multiple instances of the widget. Now you can have different set pages navigation in one or more sidebars.

User Guide for the plugin is also updated to include all changes made from previous versions.

If you have any problems with the widget, or you have suggestions for new features, feel free to contact me, or leave the comment.

New version of this widget is ready for download, and has a lot new features. Now you can set custom css classes for pages, level up items or children pages. New render method is also added, for selecting custom parent page. There are some interface changes due to large number of options.

Full list of changes is available at plugin home page. Also, I have created user guide with full explanation of all widget options. You can downoad this user guide also on the plugin home page.

There are two more features I plan to add. The most important one is support for multiple instances of widget, and also colapsable hierarchy of pages. So, you can expect this new version (should be 3.0.0) in next week or so.

Well, in the last few hours I have made a lot of changes to this widget, and have included some of the feature requests from the people using this widget. Detailed list of changes can be found on the widget page as usual. Here are some of the highlights:

• New widget control design
• Hiding pages from the list
• New Home Page Level navigation
• Various bug fixes

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