• One the live demo for the theme ‘stays’ (https://staydemo.wordpress.com/rooms/), when clicking on ‘rooms’ we get a menustructure on the left hand side showing all rooms.

    When I add rooms to the room menu I only get them listed under the centre part and not in the left hand navigation.

    How can I get all rooms showing in the left hand navigation.

    Thanks.

    Regards,
    Daniel

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  • Hi Daniel,
    Are you adding menus on the room menu properly ?
    Can you upload a screenshot ?

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Are you using WordPress.com?

    Thread Starter mulgo

    (@mulgo)

    Andrew Nevins

    No I have this page hosted on own server.

    https://www.zebrabar.net/wp/

    Thread Starter mulgo

    (@mulgo)

    Maidul

    Honestly I don’t know. When you create a new room I add the ‘room template’. As a result all rooms are listed on the ‘rooms’ page.

    But I want the individual rooms as links on the left hand navigation.

    Here is the page in progress:
    https://www.zebrabar.net/wp/

    As your theme is only available via wordpress.com, you will need to wait for one of their support people to deal with your questions. To that end, I’ve have tagged this topic for their attention and, hopefully, someone will be along shortly.

    Thread Starter mulgo

    (@mulgo)

    Thanks esmi. Much appreciated.

    One the live demo for the theme ‘stays’ (https://staydemo.wordpress.com/rooms/), when clicking on ‘rooms’ we get a menustructure on the left hand side showing all rooms.

    That is being displayed through a custom menu widget added to the Primary Sidebar.

    Here are some screenshots to show you how it was done.

    Custom Menu For The Rooms:

    Menus Stay WordPress

    Custom Menu Widget:

    Widgets Stay WordPress

    The result on the front end:

    Rooms Stay 1

    Just let me know if you have any other questions about how to set this up.

    You need to style the custom menu on the left sidebr to bring that styling
    This should do some trick

    .widget_nav_menu {
    background-color: #fff;
    padding: 10px;
    }

    Use it on your theme style.css
    Make sure you backed up the style sheet before do that
    Let me know if you have any other question

    Use it on your theme style.css
    Make sure you backed up the style sheet before do that

    Editing a theme’s style.css file – or any other theme files – directly is strongly not recommended, as all tweaks will be lost when you update the theme with a newer version.

    If you want to make CSS tweaks to the theme, a simple route to install the Jetpack plugin and activate the Custom CSS module. You could also install a standalone custom CSS plugin, or create a child theme.

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