It turns out i solved the problem by renaming my Staff template from archive-staff.php to page-staff.php (or anything else for that matter), thus specifically telling WordPress not to trust the template hierarchy logic and to consider that url as a “page” url, not a custom post type archive. If you happen to have a use … Read more
If this is about specifying your $theme_location for wp_nav_menu(), than it should be enough to check if it is the right location. And only than modify the $args of the _menu_per_page() function, which is used as callback for the wp_nav_menu_args filter. So the function looks like this: function _menu_per_page( $args ) { if(is_page()) { // … Read more
Two built-in features of WordPress make this easy to accomplish, without any code: body tag classes, and the ability to add a class to a menu item. Any author archive pages will have the classes ‘archive’ and ‘author’ in the tag (along with others, including author-name and author-id). You can add a class to a … Read more
I have a few ideas: Set the custom link to # which won’t return anything Add a custom class to the items and then use jQuery to remove the links. Use a PHP equivalent to the jQuery method Use the Disable Parent Menu Link plugin (or take it apart and write your own)
Yes you can do that. Use function add_menu_page http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_menu_page to add parent “All post types”, then use add_submenu_page http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_submenu_page to add pages to parent page: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘my_custom_menu_page’ ); function my_custom_menu_page() { $slug = ‘all-post’; add_menu_page( ‘All post types’, ‘All post types’, ‘edit_posts’, $slug, ‘__return_true’ ); foreach( array( ‘post’, ‘page’, ‘foo’, ‘bar’ ) as $post_type … Read more
Customizing label/title output of admin nav_menu selecter
It seems you have no menu selected. In the Manage location screen select an existing menu and Save changes. If there is none, click on “Use new menu”. Then you should be able to edit it in the Edit Menus screen. See the Codex article on Menu Screens and the one on wp_nav_menu
How to stop showing menu in static home page
I’m not sure how you’re settings up your menus but this is probably the most reliable method. function auto_custom_type_class( $classes, $item ) { $type = get_post_type( $item->object_id ); if( $type == “marke” && has_term( “laden-1”, “laden”, $item->object_id ) ) { $classes []= “laden-1”; } return $classes; } add_filter(‘nav_menu_css_class’, ‘auto_custom_type_class’, 10, 2 ); The problem with … Read more
That’s normal because projects CPT posts are not child items of Projects page. Projects page is just to display project CPT posts. Now how to highlight Projects page when viewing single project. That’s where body classes comes handy. You can use body classes to highlight and unhighlight a menu item based on the page, cpt … Read more