You can group them within fieldsets, maybe not ideal, but visually separates them :

/**
* Get definitions for widget specific editable params
*
* @see Plugin::GetDefaultSettings()
* @param local params like 'for_editing' => true
*/
function get_widget_param_definitions( $params )
{
$r = array(
'quick_start' => array(
'label' => T_('Quick settings'),
'layout' => 'begin_fieldset',
),
'feed_url' => array(
'label' => T_('Feed url'),
'defaultvalue' => 'http://',
'note' => T_('This is the url of the feed you wish to display'),
'type' => 'text',
'size' => 40,
),
'feed_limit' => array(
'label' => T_('Limit'),
'defaultvalue' => 5,
'note' => T_('This is the max number of feed entries to display'),
'type' => 'text',
'size' => 2,
),
'cache_lifetime' => array(
'label' => T_('Cache'),
'defaultvalue' => 60,
'note' => T_('This is the time, in minutes, to cache the feed results for'),
'type' => 'text',
'size' => 4,
),
'quick_end' => array(
'layout' => 'end_fieldset',
),
'advanced_start' => array(
'label' => T_('Advanced settings'),
'layout' => 'begin_fieldset',
),

/me disables similes for post :roll: => :|

¥

cool - looks good. Will implement pretty darned quick.

Yeah I like that. Also, given a bit of a head start, I discovered by reading that I can have what looks like a plain old <hr /> in there with

'a_new_thing' => array(
	'layout' => 'separator',
	),

But I like the odd-looking-but-helpful "'layout' => 'begin_fieldset'," much morer.

One day I oughta publish the three cheat sheets I pulled from the comments in the code ... then maybe learn all there is to learn from 'em.