Show branches or levels of your menu in a widget, or in content using a shortcode, with full customisation.
As of April 2026, Custom Menu Wizard Widget is a WordPress menu plugin with 3.0K+ active installations and a 4.7/5 rating from 49 reviews. It has been downloaded 263K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 3.9+ and PHP 5.4+. Available on WordPress.org since 2013. Last updated 8 years ago — may have compatibility concerns. Downloads are up 7% this week. Top alternative: Admin Menu Editor.
This plugin is a boosted version of the WordPress “Custom Menu” widget.
It provides full control over most of the parameters available when calling WP’s wp_nav_menu() function, as well as providing pre-filtering of the menu items in order to be able to select a specific portion of the custom menu. It also automatically adds a couple of custom classes. And there’s a shortcode that enables you to include the widget’s output in your content.
Important! This plugin provides nothing – zip, zilch, nada, bupkis – in the way of frontend styling! The
appearance of any final output is down to you and your theme, so if you’re just looking for something to re-style
a menu then I’m sorry but this plugin won’t do that!
Features include:
The plugin fails with PHP 8 (breaking site), and there have been no updates for 5 years …
Is the author still maintaining plug-ins? Although no mistakes were found.
Compared with other custom menu plug-ins, this is the most powerful menu plug-in I have ever seen. I didn’t understand the usage method for a long time, and almost missed it.
In short, it is very powerful. I hope the plug-in author can update and adapt to the WP version
很好用,希望有一个中文版本,I hope it could transla to chinese ,thanks
does what it should 😉
Does exactly what it should, how it should, leaving customizing the look to the webmaster. Very, very useful. You can place it anywhere you need a menu in your content, plus customize menus using the widget. Extremely versatile.
| WordPress | 3.9+ requiredTested up to 4.9.29 |
| PHP | 5.4+ required |
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