Changing the Order of Admin Menu Sections?
I am getting a bit frustrated over here after having spent a few hours trying to accomplish this fairly simple task without any luck.
I am getting a bit frustrated over here after having spent a few hours trying to accomplish this fairly simple task without any luck.
I have built a custom menu in WordPress that contains links to posts and pages. I am adding it to my header using this line of code:
I have a menu defined in WP Admin that looks like this:
I’m using wp_nav_menu and am trying to create custom output for the sub-level drop downs. I came across the “items_wrap” argument but there’s really not much information as to what it is, how it works, and what kind of things can be done with it.
Hey all i am trying to find the section within the edit.php page where it populates the table with all my current pages. What i want to do is add another colum to the table in order to launch a side page for changing a picture.
Is there any way that i can hard code the custom menu items when first theme installed? I am creating a theme which will automatically make some common pages when installed. So I need to know if I can also add them to WordPress custom menu so client don’t need to add them manually?
I’ve just put the site up a couple weeks ago and adding some more things to it for my friend however there’s got to be an easier way to lay content out over wordpress. I’ve having a hard time with it even and I’m codding half of it (or at least adding styles, looking at the CSS, ect)
I’m writing a customised walker class for wp_nav_menu and want to be able to specify if an li contains a submenu. So I want my markup to be:
I want to have a link in the wordpress menu pointing to the latest post of a specific category.
Through API functions, I want to define a new Navigation menu, select it in the current theme, and then insert a few Pages as menu items. This is to be done for instance on a theme activation.