Kirk
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Hi...Some pages I create are not intended to show up in the nav bar...like a Thank You page...or other administrative page that doesn't belong on a menu.
Is there a way to keep a page from showing up in the nav bar?
Thanks,
Kirk
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Garry
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Are you using wordpress ? you need to publish your pages in order to show them on nav bar
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Kirk
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Quote Garry:
Are you using wordpress ? you need to publish your pages in order to show them on nav bar
Hi... Yes, I 'm using WordPress....I want to publish a page and keep it from showing up in the nav bar. I know how to get pages in the nav bar...but some pages you don't want in there... Artisteer appears to force you to have to show every page you've published. Sorry if i wasn't clear on this.
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Garry
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Open your header.php and find out: <?php wp_list_pages('arguments'); ?>
Assign the pages you don't want to show up in nav bar as parameter like: <?php wp_list_pages('exclude=17,38' ); ?>
Where 17 and 38 is the ID if pages you don't want to display
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Boyanovision
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I had the same problem. However instead of looking in header.php you need to check functions.php at the bottom.
To include 2 specific pages in my horiz. nav (and exclude all others) I changed:
wp_list_pages('title_li=');
to:
wp_list_pages('title_li=&include=3,18');
(where 3 and 18 are the article numbers I'm calling to)
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juedm
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There's also a WP plugin for Hiding Pages/Posts.
check the Plugins Directory.
Try: Hide Posts
not sure if that's the correct title, but it's close.
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Bud
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You need this plugin: Exclude Pages
This will give a button on the page creation menu to choose whether to show the page as a menu item or not.
This one is also handy: Pagemash
This plugin will let you re-arrange the order of your menu items.
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caz-daz
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in the wordpress admin pannel.
when you create or edit your pages just click the
Visibility tab on the right side and select private
and the page will not be shown in the nav bar..
no need for plugins for that.
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Bud
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That's true.
But if the page is private then only logged in users can see it. You may have pages you want to link to in other ways and have non-logged in visitors still see them on a conditional basis.
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