I’m not using the geodirectory as my my homepage. I would like the geodirectrory menu to only show when someone is navigating the geodirectory framework pages such as listings, etc. I want my home page to only show a link to the directory plus other links to my own content.

I’ve tried creating a new header.php renamed to homeheader.php and included in the get_header argument the name of the header as such: <?php get_header(‘homeheader’); ?>. Then I removed the wp_nav_menu(array from the new header. However the menu still shows.

Any help or guidance would be appreciated..

your attempt could be successful if you make a condition where the new header will be loaded only if it is_home() or any other page you want to exclude the GD links….or you can explore the world of the GD hook_actions .. 🙂

Not sure what else to do.. Thanks again..

Right before the array with the nav menu, use the if else statement and use is_frontpage rather than is_home.
i’ve tested on my website this, and it works

 if ( is_front_page() ) :
	echo "home";
	 elseif ( is_404() ) :
echo "404";
else :
	 
	  wp_nav_menu(array(
    					'container' => false,                           // remove nav container
    					'container_class' => 'menu cf',                 // class of container (should you choose to use it)
    					//'menu' => __( 'The Main Menu', GEODIRECTORY_FRAMEWORK ),  // nav name // removed because it was breaking WPML lang switcher
    					'menu_class' => 'nav top-nav cf',               // adding custom nav class
    					'theme_location' => 'main-nav',                 // where it's located in the theme
    					'before' => '',                                 // before the menu
        			'after' => '',                                  // after the menu
        			'link_before' => '',                            // before each link
        			'link_after' => '',                             // after each link
        			'depth' => 0,                                   // limit the depth of the nav
    					'fallback_cb' => ''                             // fallback function (if there is one)
						)); 
						
						endif;
						?>

geodir_is_geodir_page()

That way if it is a geodirectory page you can use 1 menu, else you use the extended one for all other non GD pages…

Let us know,

<?php if(geodir_is_geodir_page() ){
wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘custom_menu’, ‘fallback_cb’ => ‘fallback_menu’ ) );
} else
wp_nav_menu(array(‘container’ => false, ‘container_class’ => ‘menu cf’,
‘menu_class’ => ‘nav top-nav cf’, ‘theme_location’=>’main-nav’,
‘before’ => ”,
‘after’ => ”,
‘link_before’ => ”,
‘link_after’ => ”,
‘depth’ => 0,
fallback_cb’ => ” ));
endif;?>
thanks again..

1st you need to register a new menu location in your child theme style.css: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_nav_menu
example:

<?php
register_nav_menu( 'gd', 'GD Menu' );
?>

Than copy header.php from main theme to child theme, open it and change:

 wp_nav_menu(array(

    					'container' => false,                           // remove nav container

    					'container_class' => 'menu cf',                 // class of container (should you choose to use it)

    					//'menu' => __( 'The Main Menu', GEODIRECTORY_FRAMEWORK ),  // nav name // removed because it was breaking WPML lang switcher

    					'menu_class' => 'nav top-nav cf',               // adding custom nav class

    					'theme_location' => 'main-nav',                 // where it's located in the theme

    					'before' => '',                                 // before the menu

        			'after' => '',                                  // after the menu

        			'link_before' => '',                            // before each link

        			'link_after' => '',                             // after each link

        			'depth' => 0,                                   // limit the depth of the nav

    					'fallback_cb' => ''                             // fallback function (if there is one)

						));

with :

 if(geodir_is_geodir_page() ){

 wp_nav_menu(array(

    					'container' => false,                           // remove nav container

    					'container_class' => 'menu cf',                 // class of container (should you choose to use it)

    					//'menu' => __( 'The Main Menu', GEODIRECTORY_FRAMEWORK ),  // nav name // removed because it was breaking WPML lang switcher

    					'menu_class' => 'nav top-nav cf',               // adding custom nav class

    					'theme_location' => 'gd',                 // where it's located in the theme

    					'before' => '',                                 // before the menu

        			'after' => '',                                  // after the menu

        			'link_before' => '',                            // before each link

        			'link_after' => '',                             // after each link

        			'depth' => 0,                                   // limit the depth of the nav

    					'fallback_cb' => ''                             // fallback function (if there is one)

						)); }
else { wp_nav_menu(array(

    					'container' => false,                           // remove nav container

    					'container_class' => 'menu cf',                 // class of container (should you choose to use it)

    					//'menu' => __( 'The Main Menu', GEODIRECTORY_FRAMEWORK ),  // nav name // removed because it was breaking WPML lang switcher

    					'menu_class' => 'nav top-nav cf',               // adding custom nav class

    					'theme_location' => 'main-nav',                 // where it's located in the theme

    					'before' => '',                                 // before the menu

        			'after' => '',                                  // after the menu

        			'link_before' => '',                            // before each link

        			'link_after' => '',                             // after each link

        			'depth' => 0,                                   // limit the depth of the nav

    					'fallback_cb' => ''                             // fallback function (if there is one)

						));}

I haven’t tested it, but this should work.