What are you using to create your navigation menu(?) with?
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khawe
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I tried that plugin and it didnt work properly. Using the standard WP setup.
I tried that plugin and it didnt work properly.
I use it and it works fine…if you are using a “standard WP setup”, what do you need that it’s not doing?
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khawe
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Here is the breakdown of what is happening for my wife’s site AvenueBaby.com. For clarification I am trying to create a static page to be shown on the homepage but not in the navigation.
Current Top Navigation:
Home, About, Baby Gifts, Best Sellers ,Checkout,Customer Service,Mommy Blog, New Arrivals
Current main page content are 2 “blog posts”
Changes —–
Create a new page “Welcome to AvenueBaby.com” > deselect “Include this page in user menus” option > publish.
Go to settings > reading > select static page > front page > “Welcome to AvenueBaby.com” > save changes
Homepage Navigation is now:
Welcome to AvenueBaby.com, About, Baby Gifts, Best Sellers ,Checkout,Customer Service,Mommy Blog, New Arrivals
It has replaced home…
Create a new page “Welcome to AvenueBaby.com”
Then try renaming that page and calling it “Home”
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khawe
(@khawe)
That “works” but then the page header shows as “home” on the frontpage – can add what I want to the body but how do I make the header not show up?
Yea, I just thought about that after I pressed “post” 🙂
It would probably be easier to just hard-code the home link in your nav bar…probably in header.php. Are you using a GPL theme I can download form somewhere?
If you are using the WP_eCommerce_City theme as the page source is pointing to …
I would look at (or close to) line 220 in your functions.php file. Change the value of:
$showHomeMenuItem = true;
to:
$showHomeMenuItem = false;
This will make the “Home” link in the menu go away … if you update the theme, you will likely need to re-edit the functions.php file.
Hope that helps some with this issue.
