If that isn't clear, try this:
I have page1, page2, page3. Page 2 had Page2Child1, Page2Child2,
Page2Child3. I have no content for page2 and only want it on the menu
to hold the child pages. How can I prevent Page2 from going to a blank
page?
I'm hoping for a solution via the admin pages, not hacking the theme.
TIA.
KK
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There's two approaches:
1. Having a pseudo page as the parent page, and its children are
actually top level pages.
2. Or, create a standard parent / child structure, create a pseudo
page for the menu, and then use a redirect plugin on the parent page
to go somewhere in case someone types that address in (the parent page
won't be accessible from the menu, but it will still exist so you
should plan for that).
- In Appearance > Menus, either create a menu or use an existing one.
- In the left column where it says "Custom Links" put "#" as the URL
(no http) and add the title you'd like for it.
- Click "Add to Menu" and position it.
- Drag the menu items that you would like to be children under it.
They can be top level pages or actual children pages.
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KK
On Aug 5, 2010, at 3:34 PM, Bill Erickson wrote:
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Nathan Rice has a plugin to do this, but his site's a bit messed up and the download's a 404... email him, though, and I'm sure he can locate the file!
http://www.nathanrice.net/plugins/
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