Since version 3.0 WordPress includes new menu system. It allows to setup menu items in administration area easily and associate menus with specific places in theme templates. It outputs decent list-based markup (pre-filled with classes) that you can style with CSS (and customize if needed). See Navigation Menus for where to start.
there is a plugin called “better blogroll” I guess it would help you do what you want . I had it installed on one of my sites, but site currently down , so can’t really test – but as far as i remember it does the work u asking for http://www.dyers.org/blog/better-blogroll-widget-for-wordpress/ give it a look … Read more
Create a empty page called “Blog”, go in Settings > Reading and select “Blog” as the Posts page. Then add the “Blog” page in your custom menu (Appearance > Menus). Create a custom menu if you didn’t already do so…
I’ve found Link Library to be pretty flexible. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/link-library/
OK, I made an awful, but working solution: the hook is admin_menu, than, in the called function, I added if( strstr($_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’],’link.php’) in the begining. If there’s a better solution, please someone send it.
I suggest using wp_nav_menu . This way you’ll be able to construct your own menus and link them to whatever you link or not to link at all. I’ve also used “Redirectify” plugin once, but I think it was removed. There is “Redirect” though which is probably the same , but I haven’t used it
I think you would need to implode(‘,’,$excluded_pages) for things to work, $excluded_pages = array(); $all_pages = get_pages(); foreach ( $all_pages as $the_page ) { if ( ” == $the_page->post_content ) { $excluded_pages[] = $the_page->ID; } } wp_list_pages( array( ‘exclude’ => implode(‘,’,$excluded_pages) ) ); EDIT
First of all, “link description” is defined in the database structure as VARCHAR(255), and I don’t think there’s anything in core limiting the size of the field farther. Are you sure that you can’t fit more than 30 characters in your bookmark descriptions? That said, 255 characters can still be small if you are trying … Read more
Your anchor should point to an element with an id, e.g. <a href=”#topic1″>….</a> content <h3 id=”topic1″>….</h3> Otherwise the anchor doesn’t have somewhere to point to. Hope this helps.
In cleaner-gallery.php make changes to the cleaner_gallery_plugin_gallery_image function that starts on line 122 and ends on line 151. What we are doing is replacing href with data-href in the two instances that output the html with the image attributes. function cleaner_gallery_plugin_gallery_image( $image, $id, $attr, $instance ) { /* If the image should link to nothing, … Read more