Use the wordpress Menus under Appereance -> Menu and wp_nav_menu instead of wp_list_pages in your theme. If your theme is recent, changes are that you are using it now. Under Appereance -> Menu Create a menu, label il “Site menu” Create a custom link About, and assign it # as destination link Drag and drop … Read more
See the answer here: Dropdown Like Twenty-Eleven Theme Question Be sure to use the updated code toward the bottom of my answer. It should be self explanatory, but if you have any issues let me know and I’ll help you out. Be sure to back up your files before changing them in case you break … Read more
Going to use a site setup where each page has only one specific parent and where there is only one main menu and a sidebar that loads page children. Easier and clearer that way.
b-grader First, you should you this format to add menu location (in your function.php) add_action(‘init’, ‘register_top_menu’); function register_top_menu() { register_nav_menu(‘top_menu’, __(‘Top Menu’, ‘your_text_domain’)); register_nav_menu(‘bottom_menu’, __(‘Bottom Menu’, ‘your_text_domain’)); } (note: ‘your_text_domain’ is used for translation..) Then in the place you want the menu to apear.. <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary-menu’ ) ); ?> so… if … Read more
it turns out that after copying some code from another post (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9439877/adding-menu-items-in-wordpress) for a filter in functions.php to add the search bar in the nav menu, when it wasn’t matching the menu, it was returning nothing (i.e erasing the $items) I stupidly copied this code in without testing… and it was the problem all along!
Where are you attaching this listener: $(‘#fluffyRabbit’).live(‘click’,function() { alert(‘o hai!’); }); I suppose that if you attach within a $(document).ready(function(){ //attach here $(‘#fluffyRabbit’).live(‘click’,function() { alert(‘o hai!’); }); }; that would do the trick. Is it working for you?
First let me start by stating the @cale_b is probebaly right and you should first look at your css / jquery to ensure that your items arnt being hidden… Also – you should change this: ‘depth’ => ‘2’ To this: ‘depth’ => 0 0 = show all & no need to surround it like this: … Read more
All you need to do is enable custom menu’s by creating a functions.php in your current theme, and or if it already has a functions.php file, you just need to add this: add_theme_support( ‘menus’ ); And you will be able to add menus before making them live.
For ‘menu_order’ to work, you need to set the page order from the page edit screen. Are you setting orders for your pages?
It looks like this behavior is the result of adding custom post types to the query. See http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-nav-menu-dissapears-in-category-pages-1