WordPress Menus & Widgets Working Together
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WordPress Menu Introduced
When WordPress introduced the new menuing system in version 3.0, many of us were overjoyed. Finally, the ability to add anything to a menu, without the need to update the theme files. Just drag and drop into the menu container, and if a theme used the new menu system, it would be automatically updated. This included custom links that pointed to ANY domain on the web.
And any theme could be retrofitted to use the new menu system pretty easily. Pretty sweet for both we web designers and for the everyday blogger.
Crafting The Look & Feel Of Your Blog
Recently, I was crafting the look of my sidebar when I realized I was using both WordPress’ new menu system and the new Custom Menu widget. Seeing that they would work together so well, I decided to record the work session and narrate with some explanations while I did it.
This video will show you how to add a new custom menu, insert a Custom Menu widget to the sidebar and craft the overall look and feel of your content on secondary pages.
Cenay Nailor is an Internet, Affiliate and Networking Marketing success coach with mad technical skills she loves sharing. Visit her other blog and get some technical marketing help. You should also snag a weekly injection of Tech-Based Marketing Tips in the Newsletter she offers, and have it sent right to your inbox.Membership Status
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