You could replicate the styles in the plugin and then manually create a menu via your theme. Would that suit your needs?
I actually grabbed this code from another support post:
` // Filter wp_nav_menu() to add profile link
add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_items’, ‘my_nav_menu_profile_link’ );
function my_nav_menu_profile_link($menu) {
if (!is_user_logged_in())
return $menu;
else
$profilelink = ‘
‘ . __(‘Visit your Awesome Profile’) . ‘
‘;
$menu = $menu . $profilelink;
return $menu;
}
`
But it adds it to both of my menus I only want it on a secondary one. It’s a floating menu. On the menu page it is labeled ” CodeFlavors floating menu ” and the menu itself I call “Floating” don’t know if that wil help with the code alteration. Also, one more thing. Is there a way to add it to the top of the menu instead of the bottom?
@akumaseijin you have to find the theme_location of your secondary custom menu. For example, in the Twenty Ten theme, the theme_location is ‘primary’ see http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu#Used_in_the_Twenty_Ten_theme
After you find the theme_location of your secondary menu, replace mamamia in what I posted at http://pastebin.com/jFLsdDJG
I did “Inspect Element” on the Menu page to see if I could get the code and I thought I did “cfm_floating_menu” but it still didn’t work. Is there another identifier I can try?
You need to look for the theme_location within the template file, not in the source code (inspect element).
I found it. “CFM_LOCATION” but it still isn’t working.
So far this is the only code I found that works but it puts it in both menus. I tested your code with “primary” and nothing happened.
` // Filter wp_nav_menu() to add profile link
add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_items’, ‘my_nav_menu_profile_link’ );
function my_nav_menu_profile_link($menu) {
if (!is_user_logged_in())
return $menu;
else
$profilelink = ‘
‘ . __(‘Visit your Awesome Profile’) . ‘
‘;
$menu = $menu . $profilelink;
return $menu;
}
`
