=== Secondary HTML Content ===
Contributors: Jacob M Goldman (C. Murray Consulting)
Donate link: http://www.cmurrayconsulting.com/software/wordpress-secondary-html-content/
Tags: HTML, editor, WYSIWYG, tinymce, widget, sidebar, content
Requires at least: 2.8
Tested up to: 2.8.5
Stable tag: 1.5

Add a secondary block of HTML content to WordPress pages and / or posts. A perfect solution for layouts with 
two distinct content "blocks", such as a sidebar or two column view. Easily turn the new content block 
into a sidebar element with the included widget, or call into the template using `get_the_content_2()` or 
`the_content_2()`! Pages can even optionally inherit secondary content from their ancestors!

== Description ==

Add a second block of HTML content to WordPress pages and / or posts. A perfect solution for layouts with 
two distinct content areas or "blocks", such as a sidebar or two column view. When editing content, a second 
WordPress WYSIWYG content editor will appear beneath the standard page editing block.

You can choose to add the feature to pages, posts, or both. When using with pages, you can optionally 
inherit secondary HTML content from the page's ancestory (parents, grandparents, etc). Perfect for
section-wide sidebars.

The content in this second block can be used by adding the new widget ("Secondary HTML") to your sidebar,
or calling in the content in your template. 

To echo its content on the page, use the function `the_content_2()`. To retrieve the content without echoing
it onto the page, use `get_the_content_2()`. Both functions optionally take a post ID parameter which, if
provided, will return the secondary content for that page or post. When no page ID is provided, the functions 
will attempt to retrieve the secondary content for the current page or post.
   
Future updates will include an optional global widget heading.


== Installation ==

1. Install easily with the WordPress plugin control panel or manually download the plugin and upload the extracted
folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Optionally configure with the new "Secondary HTML" menu option under "Settings"
4. Start entering secondary content! Output using the widget by going to the widget menu under apperance, or
use the `get_the_content_2()` and `the_content_2()` functions in your template!


== Screenshots ==

1. Screenshot of the page editor with new, secondary HTML block.
2. New widget: add secondary HTML to sidebar.
3. Configuration panel.


== Changelog ==

v1.5
* Option to use on pages, posts, or both (only pages before)
* Option to inherit ancestor secondary HTML content on pages
* Many under the hood changes and enhancements