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9th

Hide WordPress list pages

Author: admin | Files under Tutorials

Hide wordpress menu pagesEach blog is unique but you can find something you don’t like and want to change. Good if a blog is made professionally so it is possible that you will not need to change any .php file. I want to tell you that every blog has a menu bar. There may be a limited number of pages displayed in a menu bar so I will tell you how to hide pages from the menu bar.

First, there are several ways you can hide or remove pages from the menu bar so I will tell you the most accepted for me. Also I want to mention that if you remove/hide a page from the menu bar a page will not be removed just a link from the menu to that page.

Well, in order to follow the next steps you need to know a bit of html or php coding but if you do not even understand it this should not be difficult just follow the steps.

wp_list_pages(), tag, that displays pages we want to hide as links. Remember that we want to hide links not to remove pages. You can use it to customize a header or a sidebar. To hide pages you need to exclude these pages. This is exclude parameter we will use:

<ul>
  <?php wp_list_pages('exclude=17,38' ); ?>
</ul>

This can be found in you header.php file. You need to edit header.php. Just go to Design->Theme editor->Header.php if you use old WordPress version this can be found in another way. When you clicked on header.php try to find something similar to this:

<?php wp_list_pages('exclude=330 sort_column=menu_order&depth=1&tit

As you can see I exclude page 330 (330 is ID of the page). This way you can hide as many pages as you want.

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2 responses. Wanna say something?

  1. Karlonia
    Dec 9, 2008 at 16:55:25
    #1

    This looks like a good tip. I’m not yet to the point of needing to hide pages from the menu bar (I only have four up there now, although I will probably add a few more for things like a privacy policy and perhaps a download or affiliate links page) but this may be useful later.

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