Where is the menu bar in the header file? Help with Multi-level Navigation Plugin
First, best and most flexible theme available for Wordpress (nuff said, just gave my donation)! There are so may options in fact that I am having a hard time sorting through the header.php file to find the code for the tool bar and integrate the Multi-level Navigation Plugin.
The directions for the plugin state to add the following code to the header where I want the menu to appear: <?php if (function_exists('pixopoint_menu')) {pixopoint_menu();} ?> I tried to add the code using Atahualpa's built in HTML/CSS inserts function but that did not work. So then I took a look at the header.php file and noticed that it looked quite different the header files of other themes, and decided that I had better ask before I go poking around. So I guess the question is, where should I add that line of code to have the multi-level menu replace the current one? Thanks. |
I'm facing similar problem as you.
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The easiest way would be to add it right before or right after
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crogers32, do you know where to put the code to replace the default category on the right hand sidebar?
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I figured it out. It was way easier than altering the header.php file by hand. All I had to do was use the built in options page/header tab and configure header area. Just remove the %pages and save changes.
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I think this mod is for horizontal menu on the header.
What I am planning to do is to replace default category widget on the left sidebar. Any idea where to insert the multi-level code? |
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It does what the default text widget does but allows PHP code as well |
Thanks. I feel guilty if I do not donate. :) Will do it once I finalize the theme.
Another widget I am trying to install is tabbed widget. |
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The reason is that Atahualpa 3 has more containers in the widgets (div.widget-content) to provide additional styling options. Tabbed widgets relies on themes having the same widget container structure as the "default" theme. I will have to fullly integrate and modify that widget which I plan to do in one of the next releases. |
I have the multi-level menu working and placed where I want it to be, but something within the CSS of the theme is overriding the CSS of the menu. I want the text of the menu to use font-weight:normal; but the text is appearing bold. I know that the issue is with the theme and not with the menu because when I tested the menu with the default Wordpress theme the text was not bold. Can anyone give me a hint for what I might be looking for? I have a hunch that it is somewhere in the CSS attached to the header.
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If you know that you're addressing the right selector (look it up in the browser rendered source code or use Firebug) then use !important
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