If you look at the new default theme for WordPress 3, it fully supports custom drop down menu’s right in the admin panel under apperance->menu’s. Depending on the theme you are using it should support submenu’s by defualt.
The children are terms. First register your taxonomies (news, stories, videos), then register travel, people, and nature as terms under stories. Like so: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_term
This would be a bad idea Because custom post types are not blogposts, they thus dont have the same features with URLs etc. Going this route runs counter to the intentions behind custom post types, which are intended for building web apps, e.g. an event post type or a ticket post type etc So there … Read more
If, from within single-films.php you filter based on the parent post you should have little issue with this. For example: if( $post->post_parent != 0 ) { // not top level } else { // top level page } If you need to know how deep the page is, that’s a different matter, but that’s also … Read more
$thispageid = get_the_ID(); $thispageparent = get_ancestors($thispageid); if( in_array( 9, $thispageparent ) ) echo do_shortcode(”); else the_content(); reference get_ancestors()
You can register a custom taxonomy for more than one object type: register_taxonomy( ‘topic’, array( ‘post’, ‘link’ ), /* more arguments */ ); But be aware that the link manager will be removed in 3.5, so it might be better to use a custom post type for links. You can register a shared taxonomy for … Read more
Well… I don’t think get_previous_posts_link would help you. It only return link to the previous set of posts within the current query. (see previous_posts_link it prints this link, and get_previous_posts_link returns it). And quote from Codex: Prints a link to the previous set of posts within the current query. If you need the values for … Read more
There are three ways you can go about this: Add custom rewrite rules that will indicate which neighborhood the places templates should pull from, add logic to alter the query to only load those places, and add meta fields to link the places to a neighborhood (lots of work) Add a “Neighborhood” taxonomy for the … Read more
It seems that you are looking to accomplish is a simple parent/child relationship with *n levels. I ran into something similar when working on subordinate posts https://github.com/codearachnid/wp-subordinate-post. The way I resolved the hierarchy (and even allowed for deep permalinking was to utilize the post_parent field. Based on your statements it seems like there might be … Read more
After many headaches, I’ve spent days and hours finding a solution. I’ve find a solution for two problems commented above. I hope it helps to someone: PROBLEM 1: I realized that when I changed Permalink to Plain (wordpress admin > settings > permalink > Plain) and when I click in Breadcrumb link “iluminacion interior” it … Read more