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using the builtin jQuery to create a simple sorting table and then saving that order to a field in the database would be the easiest it would seems. It would just require one additional field to the DB showing the order of the items for when they are read out, keeping everything as lightweight as it currently is.

I had previously mentioned a custom.css file which can be located in the active theme folder. This would also allow for the input of a custom icon or button by using css to do the work without intrusive code in the main plugin file. It only takes a few lines of code to add in, and this technique has been used in NextGen Gallery as well.

Starting at line 93 in the sc-catalog.php file:

// Add custom style
//function pop_catalog_styles() {
// wp_enqueue_style( ‘thickbox’ );

// if( locate_template(‘/pop-catalog.css’) ){
// wp_enqueue_style( ‘pop-catalog’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/pop-catalog.css’, __FILE__ );
// }else{
// wp_enqueue_style( ‘pop-catalog’, plugins_url( ‘/pop-catalog.css’, __FILE__ ) );
// }
//}
//add_action( ‘wp_print_styles’, ‘pop_catalog_styles’ );

What is the category management? Do you have a sample concept? I would also be interested in seeing perhaps a drop down list or some type of dynamic list, perhaps jquery based as it is a standard part of the wordpress install.