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The Custom Links option lets you link to any URL you want, but we’ve got a special trick instead. In the URL input, replace “http://” with a pound sign “#,” and enter whatever text you want for the Link Text. Click the Add to Menu button, and then you can arrange the new item in your menu.
How to make a link that goes nowhere?
Here are two classic JavaScript approaches that won’t give you an error in your JavaScript console and/or don’t change the URL nor save it to your browser history: If you just want style, set the the CSS cursor property to pointer. But it sounds like you want .
How to handle a menu item click event?
I want to create an intent that starts a new activity once a Menu Item is clicked, but I’m not sure how to do this. I’ve been reading through the android documentation, but my implementation isn’t correct..and some guidance in the right direction would help.
Why does right click menu Open when I use left click mouse button?
Because that “fix” is only supposed to re-enable drag & drop and you mentioned that the right-click context menu opened when you clicked the left button, you may have something else going on but it shouldn’t hurt to try. If neither of those things work, sorry, but I’m out of ideas.
In the Menus page, click the Screen Options tab at the top-right. Make sure CSS Classes box is checked off, and then close the Screen Options section. Next, click on the unlinked menu item, and add a class named “unclickable.” With the CSS class added, we can now target that specific menu item with CSS.
It only takes a minute or two. Most WordPress webmasters will use this to make the parent menu item unclickable in a drop-down menu. While it’s a great technique for that, you can make any number of menu items unclickable, and they don’t have to be top-level menu links either.
How to make a menu item that is not a…?
Also you can access navigation settings by the link – http://YOUR_SITE/_layouts/15/AreaNavigationSettings.aspx One quick option is to have your URL field be a pound/hash symbol (“#”). This will make the link still ‘active’ for all intents and purposes, ie: Branding, but the click function will take the user nowhere.