Originally Posted by jockoe

I had this same question and was diven a very simple solution by a Mod at the WP forums.

It is an easy solution for users that are uncomfortable editing PHP code, like myself.

Couldn't get it going this end, i`ll play later it just kept crashing wp, and ending up with a blank page, prob me, like u say not happy with php

Originally Posted by Flynn

This whole thread is messy and I am looking to include something in 3.3.3 where all this won't be needed anymore.

Was this done in the new version? I just upgraded to version 3.4.1 and I don't see any info in there and half the code is changed.

Hi,
I read through this thread because I want to create one menu bar comprised of both links to my pages and a few eternal links. Will the code here work for this scenario?
I am working in Atahualpa 3.4.1 with Wordpress 2.8.4.

Thx

Actually, I found an alternative with the plugin Page Links To: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/page-links-to/ You can make any page or post link to wherever you want, so using the Page menu I can include links to external websites!

So how would it now be done in version 3.4.2? I would like to add internal links to the page menu bar that are not pages? Specifically I would like to add Forums and possibly some other links

Hi,
I would like to know that answer to that question too. I'm using WP-Shopping Cart and want my product categories to be on my menu. Thanks!

Wow!!! It works You can link in or out of your blog.
Thanks!!!

Hi Guys,
is there any update to this method for Ata 3.4.4. I tried to find the string to replace in post #2 - its not there. I fiddled about in the vicinity of the nearest likely match, it produced a link, but below the image header rather than part of the normal page links. I didn't do the second part of the operation by following what is suggested in post #10 because I wasn't able to find the code to replace there either. My assumption is that the strings have changed in 3.4.4. - any advice please?

best wishes and thanks

thanks - this plug-in was the final piece that solved my problem of creating a category page that works with wp-pagenavi - the finished proof is at: http://bit.ly/devilsiT-tips

This is how I created my category page:

Plug-ins: wp-pagenavi, page2cat, page links to

Created category page template
Created category page
Used page2cat to link category to category page
Used "page links to" plug-in to link the category page to the index.php/category/tip page URL