Making a menu item NOT clickable

  • Resolved peterhupuczi

    (@peterhupuczi)


    11 years, 6 months ago

    Hi,

    I have a problem….. ?? I have a menu item which is acting like a dropdown menu. Every time if I click on the menu item it will shows the actual page. I don’t want to show the actual page.

    How can I do this or there is a plugin or something for this to “switch off” the page

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  • Just create a custom menu item and link it to #.

    Then drag other menu items you want to act as child items to a little right. That’s it

    Thread Starter peterhupuczi

    (@peterhupuczi)

    Thank You ??

    All working good. Thank you again

    Peter

    My pleasure @peterhupuczi.

    @ubaidullahbutt Thanks.

    Hi,
    I have same problems as peter ans doesnt work tht solution with me. can you help mel plz?
    i have WP version 3.8.3. and i dont have “custom link” i have only “link”.

    I’m posting here because the answer is in here, yet it’s difficult to understand.

    What ubaidullahbutt said, expanded, is:
    0- WordPress Control Panel
    1- Appearance >> Menus
    2- Either create your own menu, or modify an existing one
    3- On the left side of that page, there is a ‘Widget’ with three title s: Pages, Links, and Categories
    4- Click on Links
    5- In the URL field, put a # in there. Just the “#” (without the quotes)
    6- In the Link Text, put the name you want to appear
    7- Click “Add to Menu”
    8- Your new menu button will get dropped into the right side.

    Now, drag your button to where you want (up/down), then move it left/right in the hierarchy.
    Click “Save Menu” at the top or bottom of the page.

    Now, when you reload your website, that new menu you created will show up… yet when you click on it, it won’t send you to a WordPress *PAGE*, it will leave you right where you’re standing.

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