Add a navigation menu item using MySQL
My Bad, wp_create_nav_menu() does insert MySQL
My Bad, wp_create_nav_menu() does insert MySQL
It sounds like you just need wp_reset_postdata() after you run any extra queries, and before you output your menu.
Your question is really a pure CSS and HTML question and not specifically WordPress. It’s best to learn to use Firebug with Firefox, or use the developer tools in Chrome or Safari or IE to view and work with the CSS and HTML in your theme and then make those changes to theme files, such … Read more
It’s a simple solution of Setting the menu position to Secondary navigation, AND Handheld Setting an empty menu for for position Primary navigation. In my screenshot I haven’t removed the primary navigation though.
This is the theme doing. Most of the time the text is transformed by css.
WordPress themes can be set up in many different ways, which is both a blessing (you can do things however you like) and a curse (there’s not always a single file you need to look at to make a particular change). You’re on the right track, looking into the theme. What you’ll need to do … Read more
In my opinion, this is a CSS-only question. You have to provide the <li> elements in your menu with the CSS style display: inline; (or ‘inline-block’).
You should be able to use any HTML entities for the titles. I’ve put ™ in menus before. You can also try the code: ™
Register a sidebar in your functions.php using register_sidebar. Put some widgets in your sidebar from the dashboard (Appearance/Widgets). Show the sidebar on specific pages on your website by using dynamic_sidebar in your php code. Or you can create a sidebar-{your-sidebar-id}.php file and use get_sidebar to show the sidebar wherever you want. Use CSS / HTML … Read more
According to that Codex page, you need to use menu_id. container_id only effects the surrounding div.