I have this menu in my framework (home, about, front):
http://klikerlab.pl/wordpress/
which I wanted to remove, because I want to make this layout:
http://klikerlab.pl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/klikerlab_glowna.jpg
but this menu looks quite similar to the footer which I designed (and there is also "about" link and other information like this), so maybe would be better to move this menu into the footer area (above the footer with information about Wordpress, Framework and Copyright). But how can I do this? I don't know which file should I change...
(and I don't know why the font doesn't display Polish letters...)
thanks in advance :)
How can I move the menu to the footer area...
(12 posts) (2 voices)- Started 8 months ago by ailusia
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ailusia
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ailusia
MemberBy the way, I tried to use this:
http://rollyourown.gs/
to create four columns where I could organize all the things under the header, but it seems that it doesn't work very well... yet ;)
Anyway, thanks for the ideas and support!
And I really like the layout of this forum :)Posted 8 months ago # -
Ptah Dunbar
Framework OverlordDid you setup for WordPress blog to be in the polish language? That's weird because I've seen WP Framework being used with chinese characters and it worked fine.
Posted 8 months ago # -
ailusia
MemberI don't know... but I have the Dashboard in English, so maybe I didn't check Polish language during installation? I'm not sure. I have a blog on wordpress.com which displays Polish letters properly, but the Dashboard is partly translated to Polish too.
Menu is on the bottom now - but when the article is longer than the page, the menu appears somewhere in the middle of the article...
How can I change it to be always under the article, or to stick to the bottom of the page? The "real" footer should go there too...
Thanks for help.Posted 8 months ago # -
Ptah Dunbar
Framework OverlordFirst of all, make sure you're adding the call for the menu inside the footer.php file.
Specifically, add it inside the
.footerdiv. Let me know if that works for ya.Posted 8 months ago # -
Ptah Dunbar
Framework Overlordyou should see it in the header.php file:
<?php wp_page_menu(); ?>Posted 8 months ago # -
ailusia
MemberThanks... I was looking for a "div" probably.
Now I only have a problem with centering the menu items - I can't center them like I did with the footer. I tried to apply this to the ul of the menu:.nav ul { width: 80%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }
but the browsers ignore it.
Posted 8 months ago # -
Ptah Dunbar
Framework OverlordCan you post a link to your site so I can better troubleshoot your problem?
Posted 8 months ago # -
ailusia
MemberAbout the Polish letters - I had to downlad a plugin called "UTF-8 Database Converter". It seems that not whole database had UTF-8 encoding. Now it works.
And the menu - if I remove it from the header, the article on single post page changes. Whole text becomes a link to the "home" page. I found on WP Support forums, that the wp_page_menu offers some extra support for the "home" page...
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