Which pages are shown on the menu depends upon how the template is selecting the pages. There’s a good chance your theme is using wp_list_pages() – I guess you’re not the theme creator? Also, it might be that you’re using a plug-in that filters pages from being displayed.
You could use something like preg_replace() wherever your theme generates the menu, replacing any spaces within menu names with a HTML
element.
Hello,
Correct I am not the theme creator, it credits the creator at the bottom. The theme came with a search field where the blank spot is on the menu bar, I wanted to put a few more page titles there. I have not added any plugins beyond gallery and stats.
Check out the codex documentation for wp_list_pages() to see why your theme isn’t listing all the pages.
I neglected to escape the HTML element in my second paragraph. I meant to say; “… replacing any spaces within menu names with a <br /> HTML element.”
Thanks sipsniffa,
I tried a
in the page name to replace a space but it only stacked the text in the left column, not in the actual menu bar. I have included the body section of the header.php which seems to have the menu line you mentioned, I am just not familiar with what might need to be changed in order to have it show all the pages. I tried substituting the wp_list_pages as shown in your example but it made the page not display at all so Im sure I am not using it correctly. Below is the header body section as it sits now.
<body>
<div id=”page_top”>
<div id=”base”>
<div id=”header”>
<div id=”blogtitle”>“><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></div>
<div id=”subtitle”><?php bloginfo(‘description’);?></div>
</div>
<div id=”menu”>
<?php
$options = get_option(‘widget_pages’);
$exclude = empty($options[‘exclude’] ) ? ” : $options[‘exclude’];
echo menu_separator(wp_list_pages(‘echo=0&sort_column=menu_order&depth=1&title_li=&exclude=’.$exclude));
?>
<div id=”container”>
