Hi
You can add posts to either the beginning or end of the navigation items by manually adding code in header.php
<ul>
wp_list_pages ............
<li><a href="http://example.org/mypost1">My Post 1</a></li>
<li><a href="http://example.org/mypost2">My Post 2</a></li>
</ul>
Or, to add links at the end of the page list, you can add this code into functions.php and fill in the <li>‘s you want on the list (as many as you want)
add_filter('wp_list_pages', 'add_forum_link');
function add_forum_link($output) {
$output .= '<li><a href="http://forum.example.org/">Forum</a></li>';
return $output;
}
oke thats true, but that does not solve my issue: how to connect posts to pages dynamically by using for example a plugin in the CMS
Install Page Links To, create a page and use your post URL along with the ‘links_to_target’ Custom Fields. Essentially, it is the technique described in the FAQ How to easily display links to both Pages and Categories in the blog navigation header?
oke thanks, i’m going too dig in to it and let you know if it works for me..
I tried both ‘Page Links To’ and ‘adding-links-to-wp_list_pages-part-2/’. They both do their job, and make it easier to publish categories on pages. But my main problem stays:
When I click on a category. How to make a post ‘visible’ in the overall ‘pages menu’; when I go too an post under a category overview??
So if i look at the source code(made by <?php wp_list_pages(‘title_li=&depth=1’); ?>), I cant see the CSS ‘current_page_item’ class.
So I cant make the page menu link active in CSS, if I’m at post(under a category).
For understanding; I now show some categories onder a page(menu item), under each categorie, there are a few post(so these posts also belong to the page).
short: so simply put posts under pages and if you go to a post on your website, y’r page menu is active!
anybody got a solution(MichaelH?), or maybe its time for developing an new plugin?
