I have wp 3.7 + woocommerce
Creating categories of products, I have noticed that categories are not automatically inserted in the navigation menu.
Currently I have to do this manually from Appearance -> Menu.
From the left column i open the menu "product categories", I select the category just created and click
on "add to menu". Then I have to drag it under "products"
I need that, created a new category of product, to be automatically added to the menu item "Products". Is it possible? Is there any plugin or setting?
thanks
You can try installing the below plugin. This might solve your problem.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-easy-menu/
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I am working on WordPress 5.2 and with a Flatsome Theme 3.8.3
When I create new Product Categories via Products => Categories
I can't find them when I design the Menus via Appearance => Menus
On the left sections of the Menus editing page on WP here are the sections I have :
Pages
Posts
Custom Links
Categories
WooCommerce endpoints
There is NO SIGH OF PRODUCT CATEGORIES
Can you please help me figure this out ?
I need to have the PRODUCT CATEGORIES section on Menu editing page so I can add the category tab to the right and add it to my main menu.
Open Screen options at the top of your page and check the appropriate box(es).
I am making a worpress website.Website is of selling documents.on homepage there are categories. if i click on any category then new page open.On that page category will appear with its sub category and total results . On results two options appear "download , view". on view click , new page open that is 3rd page or on click download , document will download. How can i achieve it. Can it possible with any plugins. I am using theme http://pixel8es.com/wpthemes/rigel/rigel-corporate/
Thanks
You can get it through the wordpress mega menu plugin or by customizing your theme code of that particular page of categories. E.g if you want to show only main categories on your menu you can do it easily, or if you want to show sub categories also on main menu, then you have to create one sub menu inside your main menu.
You can also achive your desired result via editing html code on the particular page.
Is it possible to add all categories/subcategories links automatically to WP menu from WooCommerce plugin?
I have many categories (20) and even more subcategories (100+) and I need them to be shown in the main menu at the top, in a hierarchical way.
I have tried from "Appearance->Menu" section to select all the categories at once in the menu, but they were all messed up, no hierarchy at all.
Is there a solution to avoid inserting all the categories/subcategories manually as menu items?
please check this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/jc-submenu/screenshots/
with the help you just need to only one time to add menu like showing into the screenshot
I'm working on a shopping cart website where I've to add the 'Product' as a menu. The menu should be opened on mouse hover event and should display all product categories. I've added products with taxonomy like this -
-Product
--Cat-1
---Subcat-1
---Subcat-2
--Cat-2
---Subcat-1
---Subcat-2
Thanks for the help.
If it's a menu that you're managing yourself, you can try Nice Menus
I'd like to have a menu like the one in this demo http://yoko.elmastudio.de/, I mean the one with Category 1, sub category 1, sub category 2, .... Looking in the setting menu (into the admin dashboard) I can't find anything useful as there are only widgets that I can drag and drop in the 2nd or 3rd column but not in the top and using all the blog width.
I've done some Google and WP official website search for plug-ins but I didn't find what I was looking for...does anyboudy know how can I realize a top menu like the link posted above?
If your theme supports it and you are using WP 3.0 or above the custom menus can be created by clicking the "Menus" item under the "Appearance" menu.
WordPress custom menus allow you to create multiple menus and assign pages, categories, custom URL's, etc. as menu items. You can then move them around using a drag and drop interface, allowing you to specify order and organize them hierarchical.
Once you have created the menus, you assign them to a particular "Theme Location" as defined in your theme.
Visit http://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Menus_Screen for more information.