I would recommend using the WP_Nav Menu for your site. To use this feature, just add this in place of your current nav: <?php add_action( ‘init’, ‘register_my_menus’ ); function register_my_menus() { register_nav_menus( array( ‘primary-menu’ => __( ‘Main Menu’ ), ‘secondary-menu’ => __( ‘Secondary Menu’ ), ‘tertiary-menu’ => __( ‘Tertiary Menu’ ) ) ); } ?> … Read more
The reason for your not being able to use before and after is because when you’re calling wp_nav_menu() with a default fallback of wp_page_menu(), which does not have a before and after arguments. Refer to line 171: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.2.1/wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php#L137 Apparently the menu you are trying to get does not exist (has no items) the !$menu is … Read more
I just inatalled it and used the Custom menus and i get no description Never the less.. This theme have a “disable description in Header Menu” feature. On Your wordpress menu go to: Graphene Options >> Display >> Navigation Menu Display Options.. Click the “disable description in Header Menu” And your done..
Assuming you’re dealing with a recent version of WordPress it should be pretty straightforward. In your WordPress admin panel, select Appearance->Menus. Create a new menu. In the current wordpress there’s a little plus sign at the top, enter a new menu name, and then click create menu. On the bottom left there should be a … Read more
as far as I know, all menu items already have unique ID´s (“menu-item-XX”), may they be first or second level. the UL itself has a different class : menu for first level and sub-menu for second. hence , in css for example .menu li and .sub-menu li will give you the differentiation for styling. you … Read more
You need a custom walker. Change the function function start_el() to use your custom field’s value.
You’re _doing_it_wrong(). When you call wp_nav_menu(), you should be referencing theme_location, not menu. The way the custom navigation menu functionality is intended to work: The Theme registers locations for navigation menus to appear, via register_nav_menus( array( ‘location_slug’ => ‘Location Name’ ). Then the Theme instructs WordPress where to output those menus, via wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ … Read more
Are you trying to navigate to an external page or redirect? (Also, bear in mind that was posted almost 3 years ago…in websites and technology in general, that’s an eternity!) You could always just add a custom link to the WordPress menu under Appearance->Menus. Just make sure you add support in the functions.php file. http://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Menus_Screen … Read more
I’m not sure what’s causing the causation of your problem, but for some reason the <li> tags are not being added around the “portfolio” menu item, when you visit the blog page. Maybe you can see why in the custom header menu code?! The <li> tags are what creates the spacing(padding-right) in between each menu … Read more
“The current theme does not natively support menus This is your problem. Your Theme does not implement the core WordPress custom navigation menus feature. The primary menu shows all the pages… I assume that it is doing so via a call to wp_list_pages() …and the secondary menu displays the categories by default. I assume that … Read more