Good day everyone! I would like some help from you since I'm just a beginner in WordPress. I would like to add a submenu under another submenu like this:
- International
- China Independent
- Group Tours
- DPRK Add-ons
- Classic Chin
- YPT Exclusive
- Ticket Services'
- China Independent
I don't have a problem adding them under 'China Independent' when I go to 'Appearance>Menu', however, they don't show up[maybe because it is indeed a custom theme] and I want them to be seen as drop down list on hover since China Independent is another different page. How can I achieve this?
You can see this image:
Or the link: /
All your help will be greatly appreciated!
Good day everyone! I would like some help from you since I'm just a beginner in WordPress. I would like to add a submenu under another submenu like this:
- International
- China Independent
- Group Tours
- DPRK Add-ons
- Classic Chin
- YPT Exclusive
- Ticket Services'
- China Independent
I don't have a problem adding them under 'China Independent' when I go to 'Appearance>Menu', however, they don't show up[maybe because it is indeed a custom theme] and I want them to be seen as drop down list on hover since China Independent is another different page. How can I achieve this?
You can see this image:
Or the link: http://www.developerspace.co.vu/
All your help will be greatly appreciated!
Share Improve this question edited Aug 6, 2014 at 17:32 Yosi Mor 2341 silver badge8 bronze badges asked Aug 6, 2014 at 15:21 elimariaaaelimariaaa 1212 bronze badges1 Answer
Reset to default 0It seems that you are adding the menu levels as separate menus:
- A "Primary menu" containing the items: "HOME", "DPRK TOURS", "INTERNATIONAL", ... etc.
- A "Secondary menu" containing the items: "INTERNATIONAL GROUP TOURS", "VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS", ... etc.
However, most themes support at most two such menu-levels, and some even support only one. So, if you are looking to set up a "Tertiary menu" (with items "Group Tours", "DPRK Add-Ons", ... etc.), I doubt that your theme natively supports this!
Instead, you should consider using just a single ("Primary") menu, containing a multi-level structure (with even three or more levels). The WordPress built-in menu-editor allows you to edit this multi-level menu using a simple drag-and-drop interface.