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Custom menu items in admin

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I would like to add my own custom menu items to Appearance > Menus. How can this be done?

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I would like to add my own custom menu items to Appearance > Menus. How can this be done?

The best way to describe what I want to do:

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Use the add_meta_box() function (working example), and use nav-menus for the post-type.

John Morris also wrote about this in 2013: How to Add a Fully Functional Custom Meta Box to WordPress Navigation Menus.

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