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MMSG
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I found this suggestion and am wondering if anyone can provide screenshots or step-by-step instructions.
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niccolo.mineo
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Posted 1 month ago #
Hi fboese I found out how to have a completely independent menu:
wp_nav_menu( array(‘menu’ => ‘MENU_SLUG’ ));
of course you have to create a custom menu in WP 3.0+ and of course the “menu” parameter inside the code is mandatory and you can pass a number of parameters (such as menu class or menu id). Check out the codex for them.
Hope I helped.
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MMSG, I had the same problem and followed advice in another thread and it did not work, but [and here I’m cross-posting]:
I was able to hide pages as desired using a plug-in called “Exclude Pages from Navigation” by Simon Wheatley. It embeds a checkbox in each post to include the page in navigation menus; by default it is checked, but if you uncheck the box, it removes the pages from WordPress Mobile Pack views.
Note that in normal desktop view mode, the hardcoded pageIDs that I marked as hidden were still hidden even after activating the plug-in, which again is set to “include” pages in navigation by default.
So, it seems to play very nicely with existing settings. Brilliant little plug-in. Got 5 stars from me.