Hi, gilbertomagnate!

In some hosting like hostinger, cron jobs with special symbols in the syntax will require you to make a bash (.sh) file which would support any form of cron job needed.

A cron job that would execute a bash file looks like this:
*/5 * * * * /bin/sh /path/to/shell/script.sh

And the bash.sh files contents should look like this example:
#!/bin/sh/usr/bin/php/home/u234927279/public_html/sendy/scheduled.php > /dev/null 2>&1 cron:run

The first part #!/bin/sh indicates this is a Bash file that will be opened by the cron.

The second part loads the php libraries: /usr/bin/php

The third part is the cron job that otherwise did not work because of the special characters. cron:run executes the cron job inside the file every time the file is opened.

Once you have created the file with your cronjob in it, simply create a simple cronjob that points to the new .sh file.

I hope that helps.

Hi michaelburge, you can do all these in the Appearance >> Menus in your backend. If you don’t need the link on the top menu, create a custom link with “#” (pound sign) as the link and name it accordingly.

If you don’t want it to be an active link use # sign or use URL if you wish to link it to a page or even other websites

Then add the submenus you need.

You can add a page, post or another custom menu as submenu. If you are using WooCommerce, you can add products, product categories and so on.

Once added, just drag it a little bit to the right under the top menu you previously created.

Click save.