The twentyten theme uses wp_nav_menu() in the area where I expect Page menu goes, and by default appears to display this with the Arial font (noted for later). This worked fine while creating many pages. However, after creating a custom Menu, and saving it with several items, the wp_nav_menu() function now displays this custom Menu by default. That was definitely unexpected.
I wasn't able to easily figure out how to force wp_nav_menu() to forcibly show the Pages, so I replaced it with wp_page_menu() (documented as the fallback, when apparently *no* custom Menus exist). wp_page_menu() didn't display the items correctly, so I simply duplicated the $args as passed to wp_nav_menu() in the theme header.php ~ line 68. This continued to look broken, so referencing the codex, I added ['menu_class'=>'menu-header'] to the args, to mimic ['container_class' => 'menu-header'] from the args in wp_nav_menu(). This fixed the layout, but now the menu items are rendered with the Georgia font. It wasn't immediately clear to me how to adjust wp_page_menu() to have the same classes/whatnot applied to cause it to render the same as wp_nav_menu(). It was also very strange that the menu suddenly changed once I'd saved a custom menu (only after adding items), and there wasn't an easy way to get it to force the fallback to Pages. I'm very sorry if this is a known issue, of if this message is out of place. The 3.0 Beta1 blog post said that this was the place to report bugs, and I wasn't able to find a bug in trac that mentioned this issue. Thanks, AlmostGeorge _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
