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Simple PHP Blog 0.5.0.1 is a bug fix release, and includes corrections to all the bugs already posted in the forums.

Note: “All releases from now on will include only English files. Language files are now available separately on SourceForge under the download section called Translations.”

For details, please read the release announcement.

This is a security-related release and is available for both users of the main 2.2 branch and the legacy 2.0 branch. As these releases include only security and minor bugfixes they should not cause any plugin or theme compatibility issues.

For details, and to see the list of the bugs closed in WordPress 2.2.2 and in WordPress 2.0.11, please read the release announcement.

What’s new in GuppY 4.6.2?

- corrected css-validator link in bpage.inc
- corrected screen_choice in hpage.inc
- corrected blog display and missing end of page in blogrss.php
- modification of select size in admin/inc/config6 and css rubr of config8.inc

Other corrections are detailed in the release announcement.

PHP-Nuke version 8.1 has been released. This version “includes several security fixes, adds more variable checks on a few modules, adds BB2Nuke forum 2.0.21, adds AutoTheme GPL edition, fixes several bugs.”

The details are available in the release announcement. As usual, the current PHP-Nuke version 8.1 is available for $12, while the previous version 8.0 is now freely downloadable.

Just in time for the end of July, WordPress Menubar Reloaded (alias WordPress Menubar 2.0) is ready. This new release is available for download in the Download page.

There are basically two relevant new features:

* capability to build unlimited configurable menus, instead of just one; each menu can be recalled in your theme by its name, with a line like this:

<?php do_action('wp_menubar','menu-name'); ?>

* presentation of each menu is driven by a menu template (a PHP script with a CSS stylesheet) selectable from the administration panel. There are a few simple templates already included, and I plan to release more advanced templates in the near future. You can also customize or even rewrite your templates from scratch.

As usual if you have questions, suggestions for improvement, or if something is not working for you as expected, you can post a comment and I’ll try to answer as soon as possible.

Happy menus, with WordPress Menubar Reloaded!