One option would be to use Page Links to plugin and set the main link as I tried this and it works in my blog.
One option would be to use Page Links to plugin and set the main link as '#' . I tried this and it works in my blog.
Great answer! This is exactly what I needed with no hacking. I'm new to WP so i'm not familiar with all of the popular plug-ins the kids are using these days :) thanks!
– DJTripleThreat Jun 5 '09 at 3:42.
What about using the jQuery. Remove to remove the element? Something like this: function removeLinkAttrib() { var attrib = jQuery(#menus).
Find("a"). Attr("Photos and Results"); jQuery(attrib). Remove; } I'm not sure if $(attrib).
Remove; will work, but you get the picture :).
Thanks for the answer but I wanted to avoid using a hack. One of the issues that I was having was when I would try to reference a js file that had jquery in it, it would be inserted into the html BEFORE jquery.js... so as you would expect, I would get a js error because $ or jQuery wasn't defined. Thanks anyway!
– DJTripleThreat Jun 5 '09 at 3:47.
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