Are you using a custom menu?
Thanks ! I didn’t even think of that. That does work, however, you have to put “something” in the (http:) line so WPress will add that to your menu first, then you can delete the actual link once its in your menu structure. I also found you have to put a “#” in the link blank or it will be live and take you back to the home page (which I didn’t want). I wanted to just KILL the active link to anywhere, which the “#” does.
Thanks for getting me down that road. 🙂
Paul
Hey paulalford, can you clarify what you stated…
“you have to put “something” in the (http:) line so WPress will add that to your menu first, then you can delete the actual link once its in your menu structure. I also found you have to put a “#” in the link blank or it will be live and take you back to the home page (which I didn’t want). I wanted to just KILL the active link to anywhere, which the “#” does.”
I am not sure what you did there. Thanks!
You can use jQuery (in a JavaScript file) to disable that link, or any other links that you want to disable.
jQuery ('#link_id_here').click (function (e) {
e.preventDefault ();
})
Hi SloKenny
Where are you missing the steps? You go to Appearance-Menu-Links (left hand side) and enter a “#” sign in the URL box. That will create the menu item to add to your actual menu, but it will not be hot.
Still don’t understand, let me know.
Paul
