The new to WordPress 3.0 Menu’s can be made into a hierarchal structure by dragging the menu items to the left or right. I found a user guide on the WordPress Codex that you may find helpful. The WordPress menu editor allows you to create multi-level menus using a simple ‘drag and drop’ interface. You … Read more
You can just create a HTML page with anchor links: 1- Link pointing to the anchor (Content) <a name=”allin”></a> <div>Content</div> 2- Create the anchor (menu). <a href=”#allin”>Link here</a> Although, i must confess i might not completely understood what you want/need. But as s_ha_dum said your question is to wide you need to start with some … Read more
The first stage is to create a separate menu for each section of the site. Create three menus called ‘Reiki Basics’, ‘Practice & Study’ and ‘Courses’. Add all of the relevant pages to each menu. To make these menus appear in the sidebar, add them using three separate ‘Custom menu’ widgets. If you check your … Read more
Sometimes these things get messed up. If you have access to database, try to delete transient options (look for any keys that contains “transient” and/or your deleted menu name) from wp_options table
For some reason when I use $link = $item->url now it works. Instead of $link = get_page_link( $id ).
The reason this was happening was simple – I had just installed the theme and had not yet associated a menu with the ‘main_menu’ theme location. Once I had the menu assigned, the markup generated acted as expected. To assign a menu, go to Appearance > Menus then select the Manage Locations tab. On there … Read more
You have to install a mega-menu plugin see on codecanyon u can try it with css html php sample Mega Menu Jquery you can show post on screen in Screen option in menu
Have you updated the links in your database? Are they still pointing to your live site? Sorry, I will elaborate. If you download your database you will see that the url for your live site will appear several times. For example: INSERT INTO `wpfr_options` (`option_id`, `option_name`, `option_value`, `autoload`) VALUES (1, ‘siteurl’, ‘http://www.yourwebsite.com’, ‘yes’), The quickest … Read more
Make sure your menu does setup correctly in that location in Appearance / Menus, unless it wont display that class. After you set the theme location to Primary Menu, it should work fine. No idea why, guess its a bug in WordPress. Also fix the typo: ‘container’ => false
1 Insert the page link 2 Right click on “original” and copy URL Address 3 Remove the page link 4 Insert Custom Link and past the Url Address