Might be worth looking at the Codex for registering a post type, the rewrite rule should help: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type rewrite (boolean or array) (optional) Rewrite permalinks with this format. False to prevent rewrite. Default: true and use post type as slug $args array ‘slug’ – prepend posts with this slug – defaults to post type’s name … Read more
If you just need to remove, or ignore, it from $pages, use the exclude argument instead; $pages = wp_list_pages( array( ‘exclude’ => get_option( ‘page_on_front’ ), ‘child_of’ => $parent, ‘parent’ => $parent, ‘sort_column’ => ‘post_title’, ‘title_li’ => ”, ‘hierarchical’ => ‘0’ ) ); I’ve used wp_list_pages as I assume this is the function you’ve intended to … Read more
Add custom ID to wp_nav_menu list items
I finally solved it.I had to add menus under the appearance menu and worked perfectly.
You should use wordpress’s built in menu manager for this, along with a specific template file for listing the custom post types (for instance template-literature.php).
Took a decent amount of tinkering, but I came up with something workable based around absolute positioning, I did not apply any hover actions, those should be relatively easy for you to do (don’t forget to z-index). Here’s the CSS I would use: #m { list-style: none; } #m > li { padding: 15px; float: … Read more
There are a few ways to have images as them menu links. Since you already have the wp_nav feature I’d suggest using it to add your images. Here is a quick way to do it: Step One Add a new custom nav menu: Step 2 Add a temporary page and upload the image for the … Read more
I solved this by using get_posts(). Credit goes to Reddit user milomilo.
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
This is a core function in wp-admin/includes/nav-menu.php. You can either hide the items with CSS or use the myEASYhider plugin here. IIRC, in order to actually override core functions, it must be done from a plugin rather than functions.php, so either way you’ll be using a plugin that could potentially be turned off by the … Read more