How do I add a link to home into Nav Bar?

I wonder if there is an option with that plugin to create a link for home?

Yes, there is. And I did create it. But I don’t know the CSS to put it into the nav bar, and to make it look like the other page link buttons that are already there. If I go to the WordPress Widgets page, there are some location options, because it shows up as a widget. But the nav bar doesn’t seem to be one of those location options.

Speaking of those page link buttons, I also don’t know the CSS to change their color. Any ideas?

I would like to do the same. I see on your site that you figured out how to do it, but can someone help me? ??

Plus I have a page that I added in which a button does not appear. (A button automatically appeared for the first 2 pages I created.

I am unable to use the NAVT plug-in. I have WP 2.6, and it is only compatible up to 2.5. I even tried to install it anyway to see if it worked, but it took my whole plug in activation page down. I had to delete it manually in FTP. (Meaning, don’t try this at home, folks!)

I am trying to learn, but I have no idea where to start… with a css file or a php file. Help!

Oh, here is my site: https://divaonadiet.com

To anyone else looking for a solution to the problem atlantadiva was having:

IF your navbar is constructed using Pages (for example, if you’re using the plugin PageMash) AND your homepage is set to show blog posts (see: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page) AND what you’d like to do is have a nav bar entry that points back to the homepage (which is all recent blog posts), here’s what you do:

1. Create a dummy page with no content
2. In the Title of this dummy page, create an XHTML link that points back to the homepage’s URL: Home

Once you save and publish this page, a new button will appear in your nav bar labeled Home (using the above example), and when people click on the Home nav bar button, the browser will redirect to https://MyAwesomeSite.com/blog .

Hope this helps!

Hello,

What you want to do is easily solved by following the instructions in this link. I just did it for my site and it is so easy.

https://themeshaper.com/blog/functions-php-wordpress-child-themes/

Daniel

A dummy page is a workaround, but it’s a bit inelegant. The themeshaper article looked like anything but easy to me. But after a lot of searching, I found a very simple plugin that works great. It’s called “Home page link” and you can find it here:
https://gmurphey.com/2007/07/31/wordpress-plugin-home-page-link/

If you’re using WP 2.7.x (which you should be), then another solution is to use wp_page_menu rather than wp_list_pages to generate your menu. This gives you the option of adding a Home link using show_home=1 (see the codex for details).

– Tim

The simple way to do this with the thematic theme is to add the following code

<?php
function childtheme_menu_args($args) {
$args = array(
‘show_home’ => ‘Home’,
‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘menu_class’ => ‘menu’,
‘echo’ => true
);
return $args;
}
add_filter(‘wp_page_menu_args’,’childtheme_menu_args’);
?>

to your themes functions.php page.
hope this helps

Hey peeps, I recently installed wordpress on my main domain https://www.lucianvision.com.
I’m presently using the Azul them, and need abit of help.

Basically, in my navbar, it shows my pages…. “home” and “about”

I want to know how to add some more links into my navbar, that are not pages… example, I want to add say… “forum” in my navbar, linking it to ” https://forum.lucianvision.com “

Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Home link:

<li class="page_item<?php if ( is_front_page() ) { echo ' current_page_item'; } ?>">
<a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>">Home</a></li>

Forum Link:
<li class="page_item<a href="https://yourlink.com/">Forum</a></li>