When navigation follows page hierarchy

Gecka Submenu Pro is the paid edition associated with Gecka Submenu, a WordPress navigation plugin for websites with many pages and custom menu needs. It can automatically populate a page item in a navigation menu with that page's child pages, reducing manual entry as the page structure grows.

The plugin manages navigation built from existing pages; it does not create pages. It can help a custom menu reflect page relationships as the website changes.

Placement for menus and sections

Use a complete menu or part of one in a sidebar, a template, or page content. A sidebar can show navigation for a related group of pages, while a template can provide a reusable menu area. Page content can include a menu section alongside related material.

Requirements and compatibility

The plugin listing specifies PHP 5 as a requirement. Check the PHP version before installation or when diagnosing a problem. The listing reports testing up to WordPress 4.4.34, says the plugin has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases, and warns that it may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues with newer releases. Verify compatibility with the intended WordPress and PHP environment before relying on it.

The locale information lists English (US), French (France), and German.

Installation and setup

After checking the PHP requirement, upload the gecka-submenu directory to /wp-content/extensions/. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress, then read the documentation and configure the menu placement needed for the website. The project also lists GitHub as a contribution channel.