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Description
Create or add new items into the Admin bar.
This is not a function. It is a method of the $wp_admin_bar global (an instance of WP_Admin_Bar), which may not exist except during the 'admin_bar_menu' hook.
Note: The Admin Bar is replaced with the Toolbar since WordPress Version 3.3. The preferred way to add items to the toolbar is with add_node().
Initial items in the Admin Bar are($menu_id):
- my-account-with-avatar - Dashboard, User settings
- new-content - Short-cut to all custom post types and original ones
- comments - Comments moderation
- appearance - Theme selection and Widgets
Usage
<?php $wp_admin_bar->add_menu( $args ) ?>
Parameters
- $args
- (array) (required) An array of arguments.
- Default: None
Arguments
- id
- (string) (required) The ID of the node.
- Default: false
- title
- (string) (optional) The text that will be visible in the Toolbar. Including html tags is allowed.
- Default: false
- parent
- (string) (optional) The ID of the parent node.
- Default: false
- href
- (string) (optional) The 'href' attribute for the link. If 'href' is not set the node will be a text node.
- Default: false
- group
- (boolean) (optional) This will make the node a group (node) if set to 'true'. Group nodes are not visible in the Toolbar, but nodes added to it are. See add_group().
- Default: false
- meta
- (array) (optional) An array of meta data for the node.
- Default: array()
- 'html' - The html used for the node.
- 'class' - The class attribute for the list item containing the link or text node.
- 'rel' - The rel attribute.
- 'onclick' - The onclick attribute for the link. This will only be set if the 'href' argument is present.
- 'target' - The target attribute for the link. This will only be set if the 'href' argument is present.
- 'title' - The title attribute. Will be set to the link or to a div containing a text node.
- 'tabindex' - The tabindex attribute. Will be set to the link or to a div containing a text node.
Example
See: add_node
Change Log
Source File
add_menu() is located in wp-includes/class-wp-admin-bar.php.
Resources
Related Articles
Toolbar API