State cercando un modo per aggiungere titoli al menu di WordPress senza aggiungere un collega?
Per default, il menu di WordPress richiede che ogni voce di menu sia collegata a una pagina o a un link personalizzato. Tuttavia, quando si crea un menu a discesa, è possibile aggiungere un titolo per i sottomenu senza collegarlo a una pagina specifica.
In questo articolo vi mostreremo come aggiungere titoli al menu di WordPress senza collegare una pagina.
Perché aggiungere titoli di menu senza collegare una pagina?
WordPress offre molteplici opzioni per personalizzare il sito web in modo da raggiungere il pubblico di riferimento e offrire un’esperienza utente eccezionale.
Per offrire un’esperienza utente fluida, il vostro sito web WordPress deve avere un menu di navigazione ben strutturato. In questo modo gli utenti possono trovare facilmente i contenuti e le diverse pagine del sito.
Quando si aggiungono i titoli dei menu, WordPress richiede che ogni menu abbia un collegamento a una pagina o un link personalizzato per default. Tuttavia, in alcune situazioni si può desiderare di mostrare un titolo di menu ma non di collegare una pagina.
Ad esempio, si può avere un menu a discesa per le categorie, dove si desidera che il testo del titolo sia “categorie” per il menu, ma non è necessario aggiungere un collega. Quando gli utenti fanno clic sulle categorie, si aprirà semplicemente un sottomenu nel menu a discesa.
Detto questo, vediamo come aggiungere un titolo al menu di WordPress senza collegarsi a una pagina.
Aggiungere il titolo del menu di WordPress senza collegarsi a una pagina
La prima cosa da fare è aggiungere una nuova voce di menu al vostro menu. Potete farlo andando su Aspetto ” Menu dal pannello di amministrazione di WordPress.
Successivamente, si vuole aggiungere un collega personalizzato. Le opzioni “Collegamenti personalizzati” si trovano nella sezione “Aggiungi voci di menu”.
Se non si vedono i Collegamenti personalizzati, fare clic sul pulsante “Opzioni schermo” nell’angolo in alto a destra dello schermo. Selezionare quindi la casella “Collegamenti personalizzati”.
Successivamente, è necessario inserire un’etichetta o un titolo per la voce di menu.
Nel campo URL inserire il simbolo hashtag (#) e fare clic sul pulsante “Aggiungi al menu”.
La voce di menu sarà ora aggiunta al menu di WordPress.
Successivamente, si dovrà fare clic sulla freccia a discesa accanto a questo collegamento personalizzato per modificare la voce di menu. Rimuovere il segno dell’hashtag dal campo URL e fare clic sul pulsante ‘Salva menu’.
A questa voce di menu è possibile aggiungere dei sottomenu e collegarli a qualsiasi pagina o inserire un link personalizzato, se lo si desidera.
Ora, se andate sul vostro blog WordPress, vedrete una voce di menu senza un collega.
Speriamo che questo articolo vi abbia aiutato a capire come aggiungere titoli al menu di WordPress senza collegarsi a una pagina. Potreste anche voler selezionare la nostra guida su come registrare un dominio e le nostre scelte di esperti per il miglior software chatbot AI per il vostro sito web.
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Joe Baker says
Beware, this technique creates some strange effects with some themes. The menu dropdown shows on my laptop, when I roll over with the mouse, but it does not work on any touch screen – tablet or phone.
WPBeginner Support says
Thanks for sharing this in case someone runs into this issue as well.
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Sarah Bennett says
WordPress must have changed since this advice was posted – there is no “menus” under appearance on the dash board. I’m using WordPress 2023 Theme shbennettbookdesign.com
I want to have a menu item that doesn’t link but has two child pages that do.
WPBeginner Support says
Your theme likely uses the Full Site editor in which case you would want to take a look at our article below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-navigation-menu-in-wordpress-beginners-guide/#add-menus-in-fse-themes
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Joe Truehart says
Exactly what I was looking for!! Thanks for the help
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was helpful!
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Angie says
This help was fantastic! I’ve always been frustrated by wanting drop-down sub pages but this meant a main page which was of no use – now our menu has a title which leads to the sub pages. Thanks!
Joshua R says
Hey, this helped me get my parent page setup. But now I can’t create a child page for it without publishing the new page first. The parent page isn’t showing up in the “page attributes” menu in the page editor.
Is there any way to do this without publishing the page before it’s on the parent page? Thanks in advance.
WPBeginner Support says
You would need to publish the parent page for it to be an option but, as long as you have a menu set then the page will not be added to the menu and the only way users would know about the page would be if they had the direct URL for your published page.
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Dana says
This works great when, on my site, I go to the menu item right from the website. (that is, clicking on my Custom Link menu item does not go to a page) However, when I type in the URL it DOES go to that specific page which is not desirable. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks.
WPBeginner Support says
If you want a URL not to direct to a specific page then you would want to create a redirect following our guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-creating-redirects-in-wordpress/
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Julie Bernicker says
This was really helpful! However, I am testing my site from a mobile device, and when I tap the menu item with the sub-menu, it doesn’t open the sub-menu options as it does on a PC/desktop, so none of those pages are accessible. Is there a way to fix this or any other recommendations?
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to check with your specific theme’s support as it sounds like there may be a styling issue with how mobile menus are designed.
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Royce Diamond says
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome
Admin
Lars says
Hi
what is best practice when I use this technique on a menu-items, when having breadcrumbs on my site?
WPBeginner Support says
That would heavily depend on your setup for your menu items.
Admin
Sadiya says
Thank you, very helpful
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome
Admin
Sharon D says
Super helpful! Thanks very much
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome
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roman says
Thanks. This was helpful. Now it works.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was helpful
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Lana says
Thanks. That was exactly i needed.
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our article was helpful
Admin
PaulaLA says
This was hugely helpful! I have done a workaround with Categories before, but wanted a quick fix. And yours fit the bill. Thanks so much!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide could be helpful
Admin
KG says
Thank you, this was very helpful.
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome
Admin
Sina says
But this is still a link!
Sayn says
Great! Thank you so much, saved my time
Marina says
Hi,
Thank you for your post. I understand now that I don’t need to write a post for every category on my site, just for the menu.
Now, I have another problem with one published page on my site. The page shows on the navigation menu and I can see it when I surf to my website. However, I cannot find it when I try to link to it. It is not showing on the drop-down when I click the link button and it is not showing when I search it on the navigation-menu-edit page.
At the beginning, I wasn’t paying attention to this problem and added the link to this page manually, however, I found out that Google Search Console says that there are no links to this page, and I know there are tons of links to it (more than one year old).
My site has more than 1300 pages and I don’t have any similar problem with any other page.
Can you figure out what the problem is and how to solve this issue?
I thought I can delete this page and rewrite it, but I am using SiteOrigin PageBuilder and some of links are to the page number and not to the URL.
Thanks
Peter says
It worked. Thank you
Jeff Bocos says
Thanks very much! Exactly what I needed – worked like a charm.
Cheers,
Jeff
Edgar says
Unfortunately this does not work for me. I get a hyperlink with ‘#’. Leaving the field empty also Any idea what could be the problem?
Jeff Bocos says
Hey Edgar – try doing it from Appearance->Customize (via WP Dashboard).
When the Customize page opens, select Menus from the left side panel.
Select the Menu you want to edit, scroll to the bottom of the Menu values, next to the underscored ‘Reorder’ option, click the + Add Items icon.
A new menu will appear, click on the Custom Links tab at the top. Try again from here.
In the URL box, replace ‘http://’ with ‘#’
In the Link Text box, type your desired value.
Hope you get this to work.
Cheers,
Jeff
Eric Brickus says
You guys are so awesome!!!! This was exactly what I was looking for!!!! Thank you!!!!
Lisa says
Thank you so much! I was starting to tear my hair out. One of the challenges is knowing how to describe the thing you’re having a problem with, and I’m so glad I found your step by step guide.
Worked a treat!
Susie says
For some reason, it won’t “add to menu”. I get an endless spinning timer that never resolves. Any clues as to why it won’t add to menu after I create the custom link and push the add button?
Thank you!
David Phillips says
Thanks much for the fix to create menu headings. Now, how can I create links in pages TO the menu heading? For example, I create a POSTS heading with the latest few POST pages under it. Elsewhere in the site I want to refer people NOT to a specific POST but to the list of POSTS, that is, the menu heading.
Maybe there is a sidebar fix to embed the POSTS list on ONE page.
Now suppose I have non-post pages, such as CLASSES. I want to link to the CLASSES heading, not a specific CLASS. I don’t want to have to maintain an empty menu placeholder page just to show the individual links.
Thoughts?
Joe says
Thanks for this, it worked a treat!
christian says
Awesome!
Many thanks to you – it worked fine.
Mohsin Sharif Qureshi says
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
My client required this, he ordered me to add some page like this:
Area (Tab) and under it add some cities like (London,Liverpool,Loards)
Its exactly worked for me, thank you so much again
WPBeginner Support says
Hey Mohsin,
You are welcome
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Sara P says
YES! Thank you! Totally works.
Collin Blatt says
I’ve done as you’ve suggested, but the menu item redirects to an undefine page when clicked.
pasquale says
Thank you very much, it works!
Mars says
AMAZING ! Thank you worked perfectly