There are several of plugins that ads that kind of functionality. They put a checkbox to the admin area, so if you uncheck it its not gonna appear in the menu. Here is a good one: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/
The nav bar: Your float:left; property in: .custom #header #logo a { text-indent: -9999px; width: 450px; height: 169px; display: block; **float: left;** } is causing the nav bar to act all funny. You have 2 options: get rid of the float left. clear your float left after the logo. IE: add clear:left; or clear:both; to … Read more
Here is a guide. The gist of it is that you create a template file that houses your menu and then call that file from the external website.
Okay, I figure it out. Instead of using wp_nav_menu, I use wp_list_categories which has more parameters that we can control. So to not display empty menu, I use: <?php wp_list_categories(array(‘taxonomy’ => ‘custom_tax’,’hide_empty’ => ‘1’,’title_li’ => ”)); ?> the hide_empty do the magic here.
Create custom page and add it in nav menu by code
Adding menu items?
Custom Walker for wp_list_categories
There are three ways to do this I guess. First, you could start with blocking all access to admin.php and then whitelist the pages they are allowed to browse. Unless your users are really restricted this may take a while to figure out. Second, you could use the built-in capability system of WP, removing capabilities … Read more
Help with walker for nav
Here’s a good solution posted over at .org http://wordpress.org/support/topic/remove-home-from-menu-1#post-2215239 You can remove the “Home” link using a filter. Add this to your Theme’s functions.php file: function mytheme_nav_menu_args( $args ) { $args[‘show_home’] = false; return $args; } add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_args’, ‘mytheme_nav_menu_args’ ); And if you want to remove the “Home” link from the default fallback menu, add … Read more