Nathan Hawkes

Thanks for that. I will look into it. I have a feeling that the two homepages at least would conflict, both being index.php. I should be able to fix it with a little .htaccess voodoo.

Thanks again, you really helped a lot.

I don’t know if it would help to add that said non-Wordpress site runs with PHP, which is raising a few alarm bells with me for installing Multisite in the root, with possible file conflicts and all.

That makes perfect sense, but would installing Multisite in the root create issues with my existing, non-WordPress site?

Hi stacyduval,

I think I may have not explained myself properly. I have got the menu sorted, but what I want to know is how do I display the child links on the appropriate parent page? I have the site live (https://www.europia.org.uk/), and there is a drop down menu across the top, created in Appearance -> Menus. I want, on the top level pages, to put their menu child links underneath my content. So all of the links in About appear on the About page, the same for Services, etc. Can that be done? Especially since some of the pages are not actually child pages of their parent.

Thank you very much! I clearly didn’t see that when I looked through the plugin settings.

Thank you, I had not realised that Jetpack had that ability. I have configured it and it seems to be working. Thank you for your comments.

I am in shock that it was so easy:

Use ‘echo $entry->getID();’ for the ID number and ‘echo $entry->getFirstName();’ for the first name. I am in awe at how easy it was.

Never mind, I found the solution:

Conditional placeholders also have no_bookings alternative. https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/conditional-placeholders/

Oh, thank you. I knew WP created the CSS classes for me but I wasn’t aware of the ‘current-menu-item’ class. That is exactly what I wanted! Thanks!

Oh, thank you. I knew WP created the CSS classes for me but I wasn’t aware of the ‘current-menu-item’ class. That is exactly what I wanted! Thanks!

It is my own custom theme. The menus are inserted using the wp_nav_menu() function, so are generated by the WP system.