Yes, very much possible and you don’t even have to add classes yourself. If you’re using wp_nav_menu, WordPress adds classes for every case the specific nav item is in. I’ll name the important classes for Publications (amongst others), based on where you clicked hypothetically: Publications – This is now the selected item, and will get … Read more
Even you wrote that you want to code everything yourself this time, you might want to consider to use a plugin for breadcrumbs, like (just to name one) Breadcrumb NavXT (WordPress Plugin). If it does not support what you need out of the box, you will find a least all the code how it has … Read more
Hi @cannyboy: Unless I misunderstand, I think what you need is to use ‘the_title’ filter. If you simplly enter “Title 1 * Title2” into your title field, this code I’ve written for this hook should wrap your Title2 in a <span class=”title2″> which will allow you to style it with CSS. You can put the … Read more
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This is for future askers, Whenever you use query_posts or custom wp_query you should add wp_reset_query(); after your loop or when you are done processing your posts. This little line of code will help in solving pagination issues or in your case rest the global $post the original as before your query.
Using wp_list_pages you can sort order only by: ‘post_title’ ‘menu_order’ ‘post_date’ ‘post_modified’ ‘ID’ ‘post_author’ ‘post_name’ anything else (like order by custom menu order) you would have to write your own function. But a better way to get it done would be to create a custom walker for it so you could control the output.
Insert a new $counter variable before the foreach loop starts, and at the very end of the loop, call $counter++ to increment the number. In the middle, just echo out the $counter variable. <?php $pages = get_children(array(‘orderby’ => ‘menu_order’, ‘order’ => ‘asc’)); // Add a counter before foreach starts $counter = 1; foreach($pages as $post) … Read more
it shows the home link cause you don’t have anything set yet… go to your functions.php and add this code add_theme_support( ‘menus’ ); if ( function_exists( ‘register_nav_menus’ ) ) { register_nav_menus( array( ‘header_menu’ => ‘Header Menu’ ) ); } endif; Go to Apparence and then get into Menu option… Create a menu set the pages/links/categories … Read more
This appears to be a CSS related issue. You need to clear:both your <li> elements which contain your <a href=links…> Make sure you apply that clear property to your sub-menu <li> elements only and not your top level parent items. Without knowing or seeing the exact theme you are working with, be it custom or … Read more
To address a specific menu item in your stylesheet you can either use its id attribute (here: li#menu-item-230) or add a CSS class. I like the second option, that is more flexible. Sample code for your theme’s functions.php: add_filter( ‘nav_menu_css_class’, ‘wpse_65375_class_by_title’, 10, 2 ); /** * Make the title a CSS class. * * @wp-hook … Read more