Some of my static pages are just category pages with a drop down..
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I would like my category pages to not be able to be clicked on. For example, I have a menu with an “about” tab and then 3 drop down categories under that. I want users to be able to click on the 3 drop down pages but I do not want them to be able to click through to the “about” page. Nothing is on that page (this is a static website). How can I do that?
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I’ve tweaked your menu to show you an example of how it can be done.
I’ve replaced the “Useful Tools” menu item with a “Link” menu (instead of a page), that links to “#”. Like this, the “Useful Tools” top menu isn’t clickable anymore.
Does it now work like you meant it to?
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Yep! Now how can I do that with the “Latest News” page, as well as the page labeled “PRA?”
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Basically exactly like what was added. You’ll use an External Link item with the name you want, but link it to just “#” (without the quotes of course).
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I’m sorry I don’t understand what youre saying..can you give me a little more of a detailed step by step?
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Sure, go to Appearance -> Menus in your blog’s Dashboard.
To the left, you’ll see a “Custom Links” box.
In here, enter the URL as just “#” (with no quotes) and the Label as desired, like PRA.
Then, click “Add to Menu” and drag into position as desired.
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