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How to stop a page from being under the header?

  1. spyzelda1
    Member

    I really don't know how to describe this, but when you publish a page, it automatically goes to the header-type-thingy where all the pages are viewed. I don't want this to happen, as I want to have a lot of pages and have links to them on the other page.

    Before you suggest plugins, I am using a chromebook, that doesn't allow the WordPress download. Is there any other way by using the website to stop this from happening?

    I think that if this isn't in the latest version, it would help a LOT of people that can't download.

    Thanks,

    Alex Galpin
    spyzeldacooking.wordpress.com

    The blog I need help with is spyzeldacooking.wordpress.com.

  2. justpi
    Member

    See this post of mine:
    http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2011/12/19/custom-menus/

  3. spyzelda1
    Member

    This still doesn't answer my question. I need to stop pages from being published onto the nav bar, but still publish it onto the website.

    Alex

  4. justpi
    Member

    It does answer your question. The regular menu of the theme automatically displays all your published pages. A custom menu displays only what you tell it to display. Study my post more carefully.

  5. spyzelda1
    Member

    And how do you create a custom menu? I am really bad at WordPress :(

  6. justpi
    Member

    You're joking, right? Section C of my post on custom menus is "HOW TO".

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