How to add a target _blank on a WordPress menu item
The WordPress menu allows custom links to be added.
This is a great way to complement your menu pages with specific additional references. Links may be to social media, business or trade organizations, agents, or other related websites.
The Menus module is one of those amazing features, but by default, it does not allow specifying certain features of menu items such as “target”.
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Method 1: Screen Options
Follow the Five Easy step to set target _blank on a WordPress menu item
- In WordPress dashboard Go to the “Appearance”.
- Choose “Menus Option”.
- Then, click on the “Screen Options” button. located on the top right corner.
- Check Mark On Link Target Check Box.
- Now go to Custom Menu Link Option.
Method 2 :- Add target”_blank” Using to PHP code
In function.php Page Add this code
add_filter( ‘related_posts_by_taxonomy_post_link’, ‘related_posts_add_target_blank’, 10, 3); function related_posts_add_target_blank( $link, $post, $link_attr ) { $permalink = get_permalink($post); $link = “<a href='{$permalink}’ target=’_blank’>{$link_attr[‘title’]}</a>”; return $link; }
add_filter( 'related_posts_by_taxonomy_post_link', 'related_posts_add_target_blank', 10, 3); function related_posts_add_target_blank( $link, $post, $link_attr ) { $permalink = get_permalink($post); $link = "<a href='{$permalink}' target='_blank'>{$link_attr['title']}</a>"; return $link; }