With the first beta of WordPress 3.0 being available, it’s time to think about Breadcrumb NavXT once again. Currently, the SVN version of Breadcrumb NavXT works in WP 3.0. All versions of Breadcrumb NavXT prior to 3.5 (not released yet), have known bugs in WP 3.0.
As Breadcrumb NavXT 3.5 is already upping the minimum WordPress version to 2.8, support for custom post types won’t make this release. Some modifications to the core will be done to enhance extensibility for those who don’t want to use OOP techniques (e.g. filter/action hooks will be added). The first “beta” of this will be available, without updated translations, in the next two weeks. After a month of beta status, translations should be updated and a release in early May (will be moved up to be within a few days of the WordPress 3.0 release, if not before).
Breadcrumb NavXT 3.6 will require WordPress 2.9 as custom post type support will be added. Depending on the time available this release may have enhanced multi blog support. Currently, it looks like this will show up sometime in July.
Breadcrumb NavXT 3.7 will wrap up any multi blog support not covered in 3.6. Depending on how WordPress 3.0 and 3.1 turn out, this version may require WordPress 3.0. This will be a fall release, probably sometime in October.
-John Havlik
[end of transmission, stay tuned]
Just in case you want some input from other projects, I found out about Zend_Navigation. Not that it is totally fitting for NavXT, but for inspiration this might be worth to peek in:
http://www.brandonsavage.net/an-intro-to-zend_navigation/
http://zendframework.com/manual/en/zend.navigation.html
hakre,
I’ll take a look at that this weekend. BTW. did you get my email about translations? I’ve only recieved one response so far, so only the Italian translations are ready to go for version 3.5.
-John Havlik