itzik lesher

Thanks Timothy
I’m sorry but I was misunderstood.
1. I run wp on on the internet and not locally.
2. I had this spelling mistake only in the post. I actually used the right address in the dashboard.
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Triplebit

Thanks Mr. Soni
Since I’m a beginner I can’t figure out how to do it.
Can you give me a link to an example how its done?
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Triplebit

Thanks
Resolved

I forgot to mention that the url is:
https://www.triplebit.com/wp3.5.1_2
Thanks in advance
Triplebit

Another thing that I noticed with Firebug:
the first 4 menu items has similar class format(though not identical) but the last one, the one that is not inline, has a different class format.
Does that contributes something for debugging the problem?
Thanks in advance
Triplebit

Thanks
Sorry if I was mis-understood, but I think that got my question according to you answer.
Just to my knoledge(though I understand it shouldn’t be used), is there a way to use relative path – would it be by using template tags, dashboard or simple PHP code somewher or anything else?
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Triplebit

Thanks
But my question is really principal and general since the above direction option is part of WP and not any theme. I encountered that also with noncomercial themes.
Can you please refer to that?
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Triplebit

The theme is xt_furniture from XThemers
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Triplebit

Thanks again Krishna
I can see pages when click on the menu items but problem still exists – the menu item in the dashboard is still missing.
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Triplebit

Thanks Krishna
Actually its pasted from the book “WordPress Theme Design” by Tessa Silver.
Regarding your saying that its specific to the theme – this is sure but maybe you or some other gentleman could pinpoint the exact problem in the code, since the above code is the only one that is responsible for that.
Thanks in advance
Triplebit