The third menu item that appears (in fact, the first) is the main menu: add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘Ad_menu’); function Ad_menu() { //Main menu add_menu_page( ‘Ads page title’, ‘Ads menu title’, ‘manage_options’, ‘ad_menu_slug’, function(){ echo ‘<h1>Main menu</h1>’; } ); //Submenus add_submenu_page( ‘ad_menu_slug’, ‘View page title’, ‘View menu title’, ‘manage_options’, ‘ad_view_slug’, // <– Put main menu slug here function(){ … Read more
First of all, searching with wrong keyword won’t give you any right solution. It’s a hint that, you are dealing with Admin menu, and anything under a menu drop down is called a sub menu – so you should search with something like: How to add submenu to any admin menu item + WordPress?. 🙂 … Read more
I think use Custom Walker. First register a custom navigation menu for this list in your theme’s functions.php class WP_Walker extends Walker_Nav_Menu { function start_lvl( &$output, $depth = 0, $args = array() ) { $indent = str_repeat(“\t”, $depth); $output .= “\n$indent<div id=’mega’><ul class=”sub-menu”>\n”; } function end_lvl( &$output, $depth = 0, $args = array() ) { … Read more
If you want them in an unordered list: echo “<ul>\r\n”; foreach ( $submenu as $group => $item ) { foreach ( $submenu[$group] as $key => $value ) { echo “<li>” . $submenu[$group][$key][0] . ” > ” . $submenu[$group][$key][2] . “</li>\r\n”; } } echo “</ul>”; This results in: <ul> <li>Home > index.php</li> <li>Updates > update-core.php</li> <li>Library … Read more
There is very simple way to do this: Make a page with slug ‘lp’ or whatever you want Then create page with slug ‘banana’ and set the previously created page ‘lp’ as it’s parent from the parent dropdown list. Do the same process for other pages whom you want to display like ‘lp/otherpages’ You can … Read more
Good evening. I have to make this as an answer because of missing rep. This post might help you out 🙂 Add child pages automatically to nav menu
Since WordPress make use of Walkers you can extend the class Walker_Nav_Menu with your own and pass the instance of it to the function wp_nav_menu. So your call will be: <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘menu’ => ‘Main Menu’ ‘walker’ => new Custom_Nav_Walker() ) ); ?> Then in a separated file create the class Custom_Nav_Walker that will be … Read more
The issue is javascript targeting the menu-item-has-children class and adding a preventDefault to the click event. Pretty standard stuff but annoying when it’s not an option you can choose to turn off.
Lookup wp_nav_menu Simply take the HTML you have now and remove the <ul> or whatever elements you are using to list the menu links. If you want it to be dynamic, your theme template will need something similar to the following placed where you want the links to load in place of what you had … Read more
Just drag and drop menu items in admin area. Submenu will automaticly appears in html. Then you can style it with css as you wish. Dropdown or something else.