WordPress by default does not provide the ability to show or hide menu items based on the current user’s status. For many sites it becomes necessary to hide certain links such as “Sign In” or “Register” once a user has already authenticated themselves. To hide these links we need to […]
Listify has the ability to have any menu item in the Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary menu areas to be displayed as a popup window when clicked. To do this, we simply need to add a custom CSS class to the menu item we want to pop up. Allow Menu Items […]
The “Tertiary Menu” refers to the navigation menu items below the current page title. To add items to this menu, you use the same steps you would a standard WordPress menu. If you do not have a menu created already, you will need to create one. To create a new […]
The “Secondary Menu” refers to the navigation menu items below the website header. To add items to this menu, you use the same steps you would a standard WordPress menu. If you do not have a menu created already, you will need to create one. To create a new menu, […]
Listify supports an unlimited number of submenus (though you should probably never need more than 2 or 3 levels). Any menu item in the Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary navigation menus can support submenus. Once an item is added to a menu, those menu items can be rearranged. Placing the mouse […]
Listify has the ability to display the name and avatar of the currently logged in user in a menu area. To add this functionality simply: Click the “Links” section on the Menus screen. Add # to the URL field. You may also link to a page on your site, such […]
The “Primary Menu” refers to the navigation menu items on the top right of the web page. To add items to this menu, you use the same steps you would a standard WordPress menu. If you do not have a menu created already, you will need to create one. To […]
It is not required to have listings submitted through the frontend submission form. If you want complete control over your directory then you can be the only person to add listings. Simply remove the WordPress page that contains the [submit_job_form] shortcode. This will prevent your users from being able to […]
Listing Categories can be seen as the secondary level of organization. Continuing from our example of a restaurant where Listing Types were items such as Diner, Cafe, and Bar, categories may be used to organize those items further. Your categories might be: Greek Italian American Turkish Adding a Category If you have […]
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