Since WP 3.0, custom menus have taken the headache out of some complex PHP code to do simple tasks such as mixing a menu with pages and posts and categories. With Custom Menus, you can now drag and drop whatever you’d like into a custom menu and even put it into a sidebar (instead of something like a Page menu manager plugin). Here’s how.
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Bradley Charbonneau: Glad you got it sorted, Behan. I agree, I'm not s...
Behan - s/v Totem: Sorted! And of course, it was something obvious th...
Behan - s/v Totem: OK... struggling. I'd really like to do this but ...
Behan - s/v Totem: This is kind of awesome. thank you!...
Behan - s/v Totem: There's a recent solution for this on Woo Support...
[…] if it were easy to manage–now and in the future. I talked about how to build and use these “custom menus” in sidebars, but now let’s put them in the footer, make it four columns wide and add some social media […]