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In this three part series, we’re looking at how to add a custom option to the WordPress Custom Menu widget that will allow us to display menu item descriptions. This is the final post in this series. In this tutorial, we’ll cover how to use the custom...

WordPress has the capability to store descriptions for each menu item in a custom menu. However, by default those descriptions are never displayed on the front end. In this post, we’re going to look at how to display those descriptions.
This post is part two in a three part series which walks through the process of adding menu description support to the Custom Menu widget that ships with WordPress:...

Sometimes it’s easier and more efficient to add functionality to an existing widget instead of creating a similar widget from scratch. In this three part series, we’re going to look at how to extend the existing WordPress Custom Menu widget to allow...

It’s relatively simple to create a link that points to a phone number instead of a URL. However, this only works on devices that have the means to place a call. In a traditional desktop browser, clicking a telephone link leads to an error message or...