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1. cherry-webprojects
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Hi,

   I would like to achieve the following: I use a menu for the main horizontal navigation. Pages should not only get a title but above the title there should be listed the menu label for this page as well. Do not think of a breadcrumb! It is really what I described: above the title I want to show the menu label for this page - just imagine a menu label "Products" and a title for this page like "Easy solutions for you".

   Is there a way to get this menu label from a specific menu into the page.php?

   Best,
   Tobias

2. boyevul
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Something like this perhaps? Replace ID with the page ID and CUSTOM TITLE with your custom title.

   <?php if (is_page('ID')) { ?>
   CUSTOM TITLE - <?php the_title(); ?>
   <?php } ?>

   So if your Products page has an ID of 12, you'd do the follow:

   <?php if (is_page('12')) { ?>
   Products - <?php the_title(); ?>
   <?php } ?>

   Probably a cleaner way of doing it, but this should point you in the right direction.

3. cherry-webprojects
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Thank you for your prompt response. Unfortunately I would need a more general solution. So if someone writes a new page the menu label should be included automatically... in the way you described I would have to work on the theme file every time a new page is generated.

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