If you need to add arbitrary or custom <li>
tags before/after your WordPress navigation menu, such as calling wp_nav_menu
, you can use this little bit of code.
Edit functions.php
and add the following:
add_filter('wp_nav_menu_items',do_wp_nav_menu_items); function do_wp_nav_menu_items($menu, $args=array()) { if( file_exists( TEMPLATEPATH . '/nav-menu-before.php' ) ) { ob_start(); @include TEMPLATEPATH . '/nav-menu-before.php'; $nav_menu_before = ob_get_clean(); } if( file_exists( TEMPLATEPATH . '/nav-menu-after.php' ) ) { ob_start(); @include TEMPLATEPATH . '/nav-menu-after.php'; $nav_menu_after = ob_get_clean(); } return $nav_menu_before . $menu . $nav_menu_after; }
Create new files in your template directory called nav-menu-before.php
and nav-menu-after.php
(depending on what you need) and start adding stuff to it.
For example, to the newly created file nav-menu-before.php
add this:
<li class="menu-item"><a href="http://randomwebsite.com">So Random</a></li>