djhomick

Thanks govpatel, I think I need to clarify. I don’t want them logging in to the admin area. They need to login to a front-end page. They would login to a page on the public site to access another protected, customer-specific page.

Thank you SO much. That was pretty easy. I guess I bashed my head against the wall for nothing, huh?

If you happen to be using iThemes Builder, you have to edit the Navigation Module in each Layout to tell it to use a custom menu. Just a thought. ??

D’oh! I was changing it on a sub-menu and testing it from the main menu. Sorry about that, but Thanks LOADS for the solution. It is just what I needed.

Thanks, that sounds perfect. However, I did what you said and the drop down appeared for my menu option, I set it to open in new window, saved the menu, but it did not work. Tried it in IE & FF. A view of source code shows no target in the A tag. Am I missing something? Have you actually seen this work?

WP 3.1 and everything up to date.

Vince, I figured it out.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Pages#A_Page_of_Posts

Thanks, anyway. (Meybe this will help others)

Vince, I came up with the same solution for my site, but there is one problem. I am using the Pages widget as sub-navigation to display all sub-pages within this main menu option. However, when I add the php query_posts line before the loop in my page template, I loose the current_page_item class in the sub menu that indicates which page the user is on at the moment. If I remove the abovementioned line of code, the sub nav works properly, but my page doesn’t do what I want it to.

You can check out the Meeting Minutes sub-page under the Government menu option at https://www.unionspringsny.com/wp.

Thanks