I have just installed WordPress 4.7 and I added some pages.
Then I can see page list in header.
I didn't create any menus in admin panel and why is it?
Do they add menus in header automatically if there is no menu?
I'd say in depends heavily on the theme you're using. If the theme has a feature such as a default menu generated form the entire list of published pages it might be the case.
In order to know which theme you are using, go into the admin then into the Appearance menu and the themes submenu.
If it is a custom theme you bought, you might have to refer to its documentation or go inside the code to check for yourself. If it is a default theme like twenty-sixteen you should be able to modify the behavior from the theme configuration in the admin.
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When I install the theme in WordPress, in every theme it only shows the blog page, no other page or menu is visible.
You can customize the front page by going to appearance => customization. If other pages have been created, you can create the menu and set its position where you want it to be seen. If your themes provide demo data, you can import and check.
Im quite new to drupal, At the moment ive been trying to install a commerce theme but i dont get the correct appearance of it
the original theme
how it looks in my localhost
i have alreay installed drupal commerce, panels, ctoold, views etc... can sosmebody tell me what has gone wrong and how do i get the original look of the theme
There is a lot of things you need to do after installing the theme.
After installing new theme you should do the following:
Change default logo to your site logo.
Check what menu items are displayed and manage them in your structure>>menus
Add slider images by checking where to add the images (Read your theme readme.txt)
Add content so as to display in appropriate areas.
Add Products to your site.
Configure home page link.
Configure your categories / popular categories tags blocks.
Configure special offers block. May be you need to create a view with block display.
Place search block in appropriate region.
I am listing few and you can figure out rest if anything is not at its position.
Note: Generally the theme provides you basic regions, templates, css and icons structure, and you have to manage your site content so as to get the look and feel.
I am trying to install the goodstore wordpress theme found here :
This is their menu :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zzt8hhp0dvlpaul/Capture1.JPG?dl=0
This is how it looks when i apply it :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5vgnn4ajjqboo5l/Capture.JPG?dl=0
What could course this? and what should i be looking for to resolve this issue?
wordpress version 4.0 ( same issue with lower versions)
woocommmerce 2.2
theme version 1.2.3( latest)
Themes are generally pretty barebones until you customize the hell out of them. I haven't worked with this theme specifically but for starters you'll want to edit the Menu (which is just standard Wordpress functionality, nothing to do with your theme) to create the items you want in your navigation bar.
Many themes add new menus to the left sidebar; look there for additional customization options. WooCommerce adds its own set of menus that is independent of your theme.
Lastly, click on Appearance > Themes and hit the Customize button next to your theme for potentially even more appearance options (not all themes put options here).
Beyond that you might want to get a handle on working with basic Wordpress before trying to apply themes.
I have installed the MediaFlux theme from Mojo-Themes on my website at www.sjsueconomics.org. Here are my questions:
As you can see on the website, the blue menu at the very top of the page currently displays Page Titles. I want to display External Links there instead. How do I modify the code to do it?
The main menu (red text below the logo) currently displays Categories. Without changing the style or appearance, I want to display the Page Titles instead. How do I do it?
Thanks in advance!
The company you paid for the theme provides support, not a community which has no access to this product.
http://wordpress.stackexchange.com ; customizing a paid theme while providing no code (and having no right to provide any code) is not an appropriate subject for a StackOverflow question
if the theme supports custom menus, there ought to be a Menus page in the admin, under Appearances probably, or perhaps Settings. Go there, then create a menu with the pages or categories you want, then tell the theme to use the menu you created instead of the default. If the theme doesn't have such a feature, you'll need a programmer.
I'm trying to create a horizontal menu in WordPress that can be changed on the fly by non-technical users without editing the theme directly. i.e. The graphics department :). I'm a .net developer and the way I would do this in .net is to create a database with the attributes of the link, and make a user friendly back-end to display the contents with CRUD.
Is there an easier way of doing this in WordPress?
I assume you're building a theme? Base your menu on the new default WordPress › TwentyTen theme's menu; it has easily configurable drop down CSS menus. For IE support, see http://firelords.net/wp-plugins/ie6-support-2010/ie6-support-2010.zip
There are other plugins, too, that provide easy menu generation in the Admin section for themes in general: CSS Dropdown search WordPress Plugins