You’re wanting a CSS dropline menu, from what I gather. Basic example code: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/pro_dropline2-5.html Tutorial, with jQuery code on making it look super spiffy (via SuperFish): http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#sample4
Maybe you can inspect http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/editor-tabs/
If you need to use a custom menu, then what you’re doing is probably the only way. “Select All” in the Categories meta box on the admin menus screen, “Add to menu”, and then reorder the category items as you like. But if you just want an automatic list of categories, then why not just … Read more
Your problem seems to be within your .htaccess rewrites. First thing to try: change the permalink structure back to normal (index.php?p=375) and see if the submenus work then. If they do then problem is with permalinks. Sorry, I know this should probably be a comment not an answer, but I don’t have enough points to … Read more
try … echo preg_replace(‘/<ul>/’, ‘<ul class=”sf-menu”>’, wp_page_menu( array( ‘include’ => ‘11,13,7,9,4’, ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’, ‘echo’ => 0)), 1); or … echo preg_replace(‘/<ul>/’, ‘<ul class=”sf-menu”>’, wp_page_menu( array( ‘include’ => array(11,13,7,9,4), ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’, ‘echo’ => 0)), 1); btw, there are better ways to add classes to html tags than using regexes like this…
A lot of themes have a menu like this. The CSS I’m usually using (I left the visual stuff like colors out): (assumming the container is a div and its class is .nav) /* 1st level items are layed out horizontally */ .nav li{ position:relative; float:left; } /* level 2+ */ .nav ul ul{ position:absolute; … Read more
You are lacking a one underscore in parameter, it should be post__not_in. Also the better way is to use caller_get_posts parameter (it will be deprecated and replaced with more aptly named ignore_sticky_posts in 3.1 that will do same thing) that will keep sticky posts in results if they fit, but will prevent them from jumping … Read more
Check the twenty ten themes function file, there should be a function to register menus. After adding it to your theme you’ll have a new tab in your admin panel under appearance called menu where you can set the menu’s items and sub items. Line 96 in the functions.php file // This theme uses wp_nav_menu() … Read more
a bit hacky, but it works: add_filter(‘nav_menu_css_class’, ‘remove_some_menu_classes’, 420 ,3); function remove_some_menu_classes($classes, $item, $args){ if(strpos($item->url, ‘#order’) !== false) // in the 2nd array put the classes you want removed return array_diff($classes, array(‘current_page_item’, ‘current-menu-item’)); return $classes; }
This problem has been resolved by use of the plugin ‘Remove Blog Slug’ available at buddydev.com/plugins/remove-blog-slug-plugin/.