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Thanks Victoria,
I don’t really want to make a different menu for each section and wouldn’t want the entire main menu in the sidebar either so I decided to go the redirect route by adding a blank pages with associated templates for the redirection as I only have a few such links.
Here’s the code I used in case someone else finds it useful:
[php] <?php /* Template Name: A descriptive name */ wp_redirect('https://www.your-chosen-url.com', 301); exit; ?> [/php]
Regards
Thanks for finally back to me.
I think I know how to do that – it would just have been easier and more intuitive to be able to have the sidebar menu automatically reflect the Main menu structure. I am wondering whether it would be a an idea to create a blank page with an auto-redirect to the desired URL instead? If you have a pointer as to how to best do that (without additional plugins) then that would be great.
RegardsAnything at all?
Any ideas?
Hi,
I thought the images were pretty self-explanatory.
The sidebar is the default Enfold one with the auto-generated menu.
I did create my own widget – I just want to position it above the Enfold auto-generated menu rather than below it. Is that possible, even if it involves a template override?As for the menu itself, is it not possible to display Custom URL menu items automatically? They show up in the Main menu but not in the sidebar which seems like a mistake. Can you not point me to where in the template it is generated so I can see if I can modify it? Or better still, let me know what code to add so it works as expected?
https://www.onvisual.com/enfold/Enfold-sidebar-setting.jpg
Enfold-sidebar-setting.jpg
Thanks
Hi – any thoughts on this?
ThanksHi – thanks for getting back to me.
Here are some screengrabs which will hopefully explain what I mean:Widget query
https://www.onvisual.com/enfold/widget-area.pngSidebar menu query
https://www.onvisual.com/enfold/custom-url.png -
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