Create a new “Custom Link” menu item where the URL is #latestpost (which will act as a placeholder and target for the code). You can title the item whatever you please. This code will then find that menu item (by looking for the placeholder URL) and then replace it’s URL with that of the latest … Read more
Can be changed using filter add_filter(‘wp_get_nav_menu_items’, ‘add_utm_to_links’, 10, 3); function add_utm_to_links($items, $menu, $args) { foreach($items as $item) { if(!empty($item->url)) { $item->url .= strchr($url, ‘?’) === false ? ‘?’ : ‘&’; $item->url .= ‘utm=value’; } } return $items; }
There’s nothing like that with media queries. You need to include the exclusion in your CSS selectors, like this: body:not(.home) .site-header { // etc. } Alternatively, if this is the only CSS in a particular file, you could just not enqueue it on the homepage: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, function() { if ( ! is_front_page() ) { … Read more
Lookup wp_nav_menu Simply take the HTML you have now and remove the <ul> or whatever elements you are using to list the menu links. If you want it to be dynamic, your theme template will need something similar to the following placed where you want the links to load in place of what you had … Read more
Please check your screen options at the top of the page. Your custom post types probably are not selected there. You can select your post types to see them under “add menu items”.
With the following as a permalink structure; /%category%/%postname/ The category slug is added to the URL. Subcategories, if any, appear as nested directories. So you end up with ; /category/your-post-slug/ And if subcategories are used /category/subcategory/your-post-slug
You’re not able to classify a custom post type as a page, because as the name itself states, it s a custom post type (therefore not a page). In your case, and for making the management of your menu(s) easier in the future, I would strongly recommend that you add a ‘Menu’ to your theme. … Read more
From the codex: Note: When using ‘some string’ to show as a submenu of a menu page created by a plugin, this item will become the first submenu item, and replace the location of the top level link. If this isn’t desired, the plugin that creates the menu page needs to set the add_action priority … Read more
I use just such a menu in my Oenology Theme. Feel free to use the sidebar menu CSS to suit your needs! Rather than try to post it all here, I’ll just link to the Oenology GitHub repository. EDIT: Here’s where the sidebar navigation menu style definitions start.
Just drag and drop menu items in admin area. Submenu will automaticly appears in html. Then you can style it with css as you wish. Dropdown or something else.