How MyBookTable relates to wordpress menus

  • Resolved carolyn7000

    (@carolyn7000)


    11 years, 2 months ago

    I am SO excited about this plugin. I’ve tried every kind of gallery for this purpose and nothing works right. This looks fantastic!

    I want to set this up so that if somebody clicked on a navigation item like ‘urban fantasy’ they would get to my series in that genre, then clicking on an individual book would get to the book page. But I also want readers to be able to get to the individual book pages from my general navigation, through drop down menus. Is that possible with MyBookTable?

    I guess when I was watching your tutorials, I didn’t see how it all related to the navigation menus. I hope this isn’t a stupid question. Thank you for making this!

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/mybooktable/

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  • Plugin Author Thomas Umstattd

    (@neovita)

    Carolyn,

    Yes you can do this. You link to those pages the way you would link to any other page in your navigation. All you have to do is copy the URL of the page you want to add to the nav and then paste it in as an item.

    Here are the steps:

    1. So go to the genre called urban fantasy
    2. Copy the url
    3. Go to Appearance -> Menus
    4. Go to Custom Links
    5. Paste the URL from Step #2 into the URL field
    6. Type “Urban Fantasy” into the label
    7. Click Add to menu

    Would you be willing to leave a review for MyBookTable on the WordPress repository?

    Plugin Author Thomas Umstattd

    (@neovita)

    You can add the individual books to the navigation using the same steps.

    See https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Appearance_Menus_Screen for more on WordPress navigation.

    Thread Starter carolyn7000

    (@carolyn7000)

    Thank you, this is really helpful! And yes, I’m going to write a nice review. I’ve already recommended!

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