Yes there an option on the add menu items option named categories. Just select the option and place check marks beside the ones you want and leave the rest unchecked.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by
mrtom414.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by mrtom414.
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tamar
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Okay, thanks @mrtom414, I know that – but that’s not what I’m asking.
I want ONE menu item, ONE, that consolidates ALL categories. In other words, I click on “Blog” and it includes ALL blog categories EXCEPT for my Podcast, which I want to be on a separate category.
I’m not asking how to add only some categories to a menu as separate items. I want to create a menu item that opens up a page that includes a consolidated group of categories–except one.
I can’t even figure out the URL for this:
domain.com/blog/category/whatever would obviously work to speak to a single category.
domain.com/blog/all/content/except/one/category doesn’t work.
So – is this possible to do with menus or not?
I think you would probably need to see if there a filter in wordpress to support this behavior then code the filter in your functions.php file. There is a wp_nav_menu_items filter in the codex. I haven’t used it before so you would have to do some research to see if it will work for your needs.
Thread Starter
tamar
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Solved. Added a function to list all posts in the blog without the specific category in functions.php in my child theme, and linked the excluded category separately.
