header.php access
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I’m using Gridiculous. I saw on another forum post how to put a home page link on my nav bar. It called for altering the code in the header.php. I can’t seem to find that. I only access the header picture, no code. I’m trying to go live by tomorrow and I need that to work or else no one can get back to my blog post. The following was the fix for someone many years ago using a different theme
Would I use the same and if so, how do I get to my header.php?thank you,
MeredithIn your header.php, look for …
<div id="naviation"This DIV holds your nav bar, once you find that you should see something not far below that looks similiar to this…
<ul> <?php wp_list_pages(); ?> </ul>Change it to….
<ul> <li><a>/">Home</a></li> <?php wp_list_pages(); ?> </ul>[Please post code & markup between backticks or use the code button. Your posted code has now been permanently damaged by the forum’s parser.]
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Code is often quite theme-specific, so trying something from another theme is not generally a good idea. Outdated code even more unlikely to be relevant.
Try using a custom menu to set what appears in the menu –
Thank you. I just realized I have a Home menu. I also have menus with the names of all my pages. I think I may have gotten confused early on.
This is where that is:
http://editorialwizard.com/wordpress/wp-admin/nav-menus.phpI couldn’t see the menus on the navigation bar so I put the pages on the home menu. I don’t think that is exactly what I want. Maybe this is what I want:
Under expertise menu, I put Expertise/services page, etc.
Do you think?
Thank you for your response.It’s not possible for non-logged in people to see your dashboard – but you should be able to make a custom menu and drag/drop the menu items however you like. Is that working for you?
I made a custom menu item and put the website url as the link. that works. Thank you!
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