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JannieB

10-07-2014 06:11 AM

Wordpress in XC 5 ... remove "Blog" from Top Menu

I have just installed Wordpress extension for XC5 ... all good so far ... as well as a blog I want to use it as a page editor ... a lot easier to set up custom page templates etc ...(more on that story later ...)

... anyway ..

The extension automatically adds "Blog" to the main (ie. top) menu ... I don't want this - how do I stop it??

Thanks,

Jan

JannieB

10-07-2014 07:52 AM

Re: Wordpress in XC 5 ... remove "Blog" from Top Menu

In answer to my own question I sorted it like this:

I added a new class in my custom skin as follows:

Code:

abstract class TopMenu extends \XLite\View\Menu\Customer\Top implements \XLite\Base\IDecorator

{

   /**

     * Define items

     *

     * @return array

     */

    protected function defineItems() {

                

        $items = parent::defineItems();

                $aNew = array();

                

                foreach ($items as $aItem) {

                        if ($aItem['label'] != static::t('Blog') ) {

                                $aNew[] = $aItem;

                        }

                }

        return $aNew;

    }

}

A slightly rubbish way of doing it, but it worked!

cflsystems

10-07-2014 08:17 AM

Re: Wordpress in XC 5 ... remove "Blog" from Top Menu

You can just do ... instead of looping through the array and creating new one

PHP Code:


		
			
protected function defineItems()

{

    $items = parent::defineItems();

        

        foreach ($items as $aItem) {

        if ($aItem['label'] == static::t('Blog')) {

            unset($items[$aItem]);

            break;

        }

        }

    

    // if the array is just a contiguous numeric array you

    // may want to renumber it before the return 

    // array_values($array)

    return $items;

}

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