Add clickable arrows to parent menu items with children elements e.g. with
Add clickable arrows to parent menu items with children elements e.g. with
dropdown
Multiple level category drop-down from the WordPress dashboard
Multiple level category drop-down from the WordPress dashboard
Dynamic dropdown from database table
Dynamic dropdown from database table
Add css class to dropdown
Add css class to dropdown
Easiest way to add dropdown to a page
Easiest way to add dropdown to a page
Filter table with dropdown
Filter table with dropdown
widget dropdown menu code
The format of the selected() function you are using is incorrect. selected() can only be passed two variables, you are passing three. Please see this codex article for help: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/selected Without you pasting more of your code I cannot see how to fix your above code.
custom wp_dropdown_categories items in wordpress
You should be able to send the desired taxonomies as an argument to the function. This is untested, but should work: $args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => array( ‘galleries’, ‘places’ ) ); echo wp_dropdown_categories($args); For your reference, the function wp_dropdown_categories is defined in “wp-includes/category-template.php” on line 301. Take a look at it as it will help … Read more
Menu item with no page, but with dropdown
The easiest way would be to create a custom menu item from the Appearance>Menu’s section of the admin area. When you create the custom menu item just add a # for the link URL. You can name it whatever you want. Then just place the desired pages under that menu item.
How can I make a search form that can search taxonomies and posts?
I believe something like this would do the trick. EDIT My code assumes the querystring value is the post_type, not an integer like your form field. Also, your form field is named ‘cat’, I think WordPress has that reserved, at least I remember having conflicts when I last used ‘cat’ in a querystring. EDIT 2 … Read more