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1. barnsley242
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   my site only shows 4 pages by default and if I create any more than this, the other page/s are shown under a 'more' button.

   can the number of default pages be increased?

   here's the website:
   http://www.alysinkyfingers.co.uk/

2. Egill R. Erlendsson
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   Downloaded the them you're using and went through the code.

   The theme seems to have an option for what you're looking for.
   Look under Appearance > My Theme Options > menu

3. barnsley242
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   thanks a lot egill !
   thought i'd looked there.
   must have missed it!
   cheers!

4. barnsley242
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   I'm re-opening this post, because there is another problem here....

   I have since changed the number of pages via the Theme options, however it doesn't allow more than 5 pages to be displayed.
   Any more than this and it displays a 'more' option.
   (even though there looks to be plenty of room.

   there is a functions.php file (copy of which is here in .txt format: http://www.alysinkyfingers.co.uk/functions.txt)

   this mentions maximum menu limit like this:

   function mythemes_menu(){
   
   		if(my_menu_limit()){
   			$limit = my_menu_limit();
   		}else{
   			$limit = _LIMIT_;
   		}
   
   		$my_nav_menu = new mythemes_walker_nav_menu($limit);
   
   		$args = array(
   			'menu'            => '',
   			'container'       => 'div',
   			'container_class' => 'container',
   			'container_id'    => '',
   			'menu_class'      => 'container',
   			'menu_id'         => '',
   			'echo'            => false,
   			'fallback_cb'     => '',
   			'before'          => '',
   			'after'           => '',
   			'link_before'     => '',
   			'link_after'      => '',
   			'depth'           => 0,
   			'walker'          => $my_nav_menu,
   			'theme_location'  => 'menu_in_header',
   		); //menu_in_header

   and there's also a div.menu in css - but not sure if this has anything to do with it?

   any ideas?

   thanks in advance.

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