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I'm working on a custom dropline menu using wp_nav_menu.

Using wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary', 'after' => '|' ) );, I can put separators after every item. However, I'm only wanting them after the child items in the sub-menu.

Is there any way I can be more specific about which items have separators, such that only the non-parent items are separated?

Thanks!

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Why not use a purely CSS-based solution, using the :after pseudo-element? e.g.

#nav li li a:after {
    content: '|';
}
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  • I completely forgot about using the "content" attribute. That's totally what I was looking for, thanks!
    – aendra
    Commented Jul 22, 2011 at 18:26
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You can extend Walker class which wordpress uses for wp_nav_menu to style your menu in your way....

Here is an example...

http://www.kriesi.at/archives/improve-your-wordpress-navigation-menu-output

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For a similar project, I used a single line of jQuery to selectively add spacers:

jQuery('ul#menu-main-menu-1 li.menu-item-267, ul#menu-main-menu-1 li.menu-item-265').append(' | ');

Leaving question open in hopes that somebody has a more elegant solution than this...

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