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1. Volsfan91
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi there fellow WordPress users!

   I'm building a site with WordPress and I've got two questions I'm looking to resolve:

   1) The site has submenu's. What I want to do is classify links into submenus and then use a different submenu based on what page you're on.

   You can take a look at the current setup of the site here and get an idea of the way I'll need to do the submenus.

   http://www.mooncap.com/

   What is the best way to go about doing this?

   2) While most of the site is going to be static pages (Which I find WordPress outstanding for) one section is going to be the blog. How can I call the sidebar only on the blog pages and not the static content pages?

   Help with either of these issues would be great.

   Take care!

2. Jonas Grumby
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   1) I don't know what you mean

   2) Conditional Tags

3. Volsfan91
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Thanks for the info on the conditional tags.

   If you take a look at the page I linked to, it works like this:

   There is one main menu that always shows. This says "Welcome", "Services", "Process" etc etc etc. When you click, for instance, services, a new menu appears underneath, and has links to "Client Service" and "Shared Goals". Clicking "Process" on the upper menu loads a new submenu underneath.

   How could I replicate this effect in WordPress?

4. argraff
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I was doing something similar. Check out this page in the Codex and see if that helps with your situation.

   I am so in love with the Codex.

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