Is it setup to use a custom menu? If so you need to add the page under appearance -> Menus for the primary menu
Thanks for the suggestion but I already tried that. It just adds the page(s) to the top (Main) menu, like this:
Home about services startup along the top when I want it to be
Home about services
– startup
Like that
So you don’t have a custom menu & the menu is built using the default functionality in the theme?
I haven’t used 2010 weaver, but I would imagine the default menu should just work like twentyten, so something seems to have gone strange.
I’ve added the 2010-weaver tag to this thread in case someone familiar with the theme has encountered this.
Thanks for trying! I might make a custom menu and then see what happens.
Well, you won’t believe this! It’s so simple – it’s done by drag-and-drop. You just add all the menu items you want, then drag the sub-menu items a little to the right to where you want them and there you are. Couldn’t be easier. Thanks for your help – if I hadn’t got your response I might have just given up trying to figure it out!
You can create beautiful effects of shadows and many more in WP2010 Weaver menu, using this following piece of code…
I have hacked it from http://mozilla.com/ and modified it as per my own requirements….
Insert this in your Weaver 2010 WP theme, as follows…
- Go to 2010 Weaver V1.5.4 Options page.
- Click main options
- go to header options
- click the + sign in menu bar hover BG. A text box will appear below right.
- Paste the following code into into it and save.
- Change the color according to your taste…
- Happy hacking….see the image below
a:hover {background: #7A3D11;
-webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: 3px;
-webkit-border-bottom-left-radius: 3px;
-moz-border-radius-bottomright: 3px;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: 3px;
border-bottom-right-radius: 3px;
border-bottom-left-radius: 3px;
-moz-box-shadow: 0 3px #000, inset 0 -4px #000, 0 3px 10px #000;
-webkit-box-shadow: 0 2px #000, inset 0 -2px #000, 0 3px 5px #000;
box-shadow: 0 2px #000, inset 0 -3px #000, 0 3px 5px #000}
click here to see the image for putting the code in your site….
Visit my site to see the effect.
@vidya, what a beautiful site! I’ve put a link on my website as an example of what can be done with WordPress and I’ve sent a link also to my grandson, who’s a mathematical genius and might have some hope of understanding the actual content of your site!
Thank you very much…Ruthbillheimer…
When I saw your Gravatar info am really impressed…
thanks again for putting my link on your website…
I like your “Top Ten Tips for Public Speaking” on your website…though being a professor of physics and electronics, I sometimes guide my students about personality development, so I have put that page link on my website for my students…it could be very useful for them…in their personality development…
Thank you! I’ve made the connection on LinkedIn as well.
Please mark thread as resolved so that
– others with similar problem can see it as resolved and will read this thread for help if they have similar problem
– people providing help see it as resolved and will not waste time reading this post.
how to mark the thread as resolved…?
Please guide me, am rather new to WP…
It should be marked as resolved, I changed it earlier.It’s showing as resolved on my screen. At the top, in the topic title it should say [resolved] drop-down menu for sub-pages (12 posts)
well, obviously it says 13 posts now!
Soft Sagar only the person starting the thread conversation may close it;
I see it gone done successfully
When you start a thread you will easily see how to close it too.
Will you please guide me as to how to start a new topic…
I have some good topics and points related to WP, which I would like to start up in the forum, here…
This thing about creating sub menus has given me a headache for days….
Thanks Ruth,
why has no one else mentioned this create/drag and drop thing before, everyone mentioned writing up some sophisticated coding into the php files….. Is it that simple, really?? well I tried and it does seem to work… 😉
