You could use jQuery, if you’re open to a jQuery solution? <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready( function($) { $(‘#your_menu_id li’).has(‘ul’).addClass(‘has_children’); }); </script> Slight modification of what i posted here basically. Any menu item with a submenu will then have a has_children class you can target in the stylesheet.. #your_menu_id li.has_children { /* your styling */ } #your_menu_id … Read more
In your WordPress admin panel, go to Appearance > Menus. Select Screen Options in the top right corner. Enable the property Link Target. Now you can set your link target element in your external link.
When setting up custom menu click Screen Options (top right, near Help) and check Post Tags there. You will get metabox that will allow to add links to tag archives as menu item.
Use ‘container’ => false, in your wp_nav_menu array
Simply put: no. If you want dynamic updating of your menu items, you would probably be better-served using wp_list_pages() or wp_page_menu().
WRT to your question “need to apply the class if another class is present and the user’s role is (whatever)” The easiest was to do this, isn’t in the code, but yet in the CSS. You can target an element that has more then once class. So, using your class PARTNER_STAR and if your other … Read more
although @roikles offers a way to do it, I don’t think it is very flexible as you will have to go back in the code when you want to add a new category. Another way of doing it can be to add the image of the subcategory as the description of the subcategory. To be … Read more
Not sure it will help, but here is sort of what you are talking about: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/14134 Try adding: suhosin.post.max_vars = 5000 suhosin.request.max_vars = 5000 to your php.ini
wp_nav_menu takes an optional argument called menu, which will fetch any menu by name, slug or ID. If you just want post objects (or anything but the menu HTML), wp_get_nav_menus is the way to go. Otherwise, use wp_nav_menu. If you need it to return the menu HTML instead of echoing, there’s an argument for that … Read more
There’s a plugin for that: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-descendants-as-submenu-items/