Depends on where you want it, but the first thing that comes to mind is to simply add it in either header.php or footer.php in your theme. This is especially simple if the content won’t change often – just add the code to your theme files. If it’s content you want to change often, then … Read more
From the Screenshot it seems like this navigation item actually links to a page/post (or custom post type)? So you need to edit the page/post itself, by switching into the editor from this specific post/page and click on “Change Permalink”.
Use wp_get_nav_menu_items() and print a menu item from the data of the returned object if it doesn’t got menu_item_parent set.
Here is a simple widget to get you started. You should be able to tweak it to get the effects you want. class recent_pages extends WP_Widget { public function __construct() { // widget actual processes parent::__construct( ‘recent_pages’, // Base ID ‘recent pages’, // Name array( ‘description’ => __( ‘Show the recent pages’, ‘foo’)) // Args … Read more
Add parent link to its submenu
On the WP Dashboard, navigate to: Posts => Categories Create new Category, name it – Products. Then go to your post/product-a, on the right panel search for categories and add the new category Products to the post/product. Save it or Update the post, refresh the page, now if you check the url for this post, … Read more
Please try something yourself. Stack Overflow is not like other websites in terms of “other people do my work”.
The code above is correct and includes the answer. I’ve added a function with a genesis hook to enwrap it so it should just work with copy-past.
You can just use wp_get_nav_menu_items( $menu, $args ); to get list of menu items created in appearance. You can print result the way you want. Before printing just make sure the datas are not empty and so. I didn’t add any validation. So use according to your need. For example: We’ll try to print the … Read more
The code for this will be: <?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {wp_nav_menu()} ?> You can read more on menus here and more on is_user_logged_in here