How To Create a Custom Menu on WordPress

October 17, 2010 By Danny Brown Filed Under: Videos, WordPress 9 Comments

With the introduction of WordPress 3.0, bloggers can create a host of different menus for use either on the blog template or as a sidebar widget.

This allows you to create child pages, sub-categories, navigation tabs with external links and much more.

Here, we show you how simple it is to create and get a custom menu up and running in a matter of clicks.

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http://www.thevirtualasst.com Michelle Mangen

Danny:

Thanks for sending me this link *smiles* ~ I love it!
- http://dannybrown.me Danny Brown
  
  Hehe, I aim to please. And that last post of yours looks really cool, great title – I’ll have to check it out…
http://www.doughayassoc.com doug hay

Very useful information. WordPress just gets better all the time. We have been building full websites on WordPress and this just makes it even easier.
- http://dannybrown.me Danny Brown
  
  Cheers Doug.
  
  Completely agree. There are some great blog platforms out there (and funnily enough, I’ve just written a post about that), but for me WordPress is head and shoulders above the rest because of the variety of site design/functionality and uses it has.
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Scott Hudson

Wow! what an idea ! What a concept ! Beautiful

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