Use this example function my_admin_bar_render() { $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( in_array( ‘editor’, (array) $user->roles ) ) { global $wp_admin_bar; $wp_admin_bar->remove_menu(‘new-content’); } } add_action( ‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘my_admin_bar_render’ );
Display menu in category and sub category
Not in the menu management interface. You can inject custom elements if you create a custom nav walker. This requires some coding skill as well as trial and error to figure out which parts of the code you need to use, and how to tweak them. Or, if you’re comfortable using JavaScript to change things … Read more
There are not good/easy hooks to achieve this, but I think this is possible, just needs some work. I can give you general direction and some ideas. You can use hooks on nav_menu_items_page and nav_menu_items_page_recent to return array of posts with changed title. They both may use the same function, like this function my_nav_menu_items($posts, $args) … Read more
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Theme: dropdown hover menu not showing up in IE/Edge
twentysixteen child theme – responsive menu – ham icon button not working – Cannot read property ‘classList’ of null
WP nav menus can only contain post IDs from the current site. The reason is, each subsite has its own separate wp_posts table. When you add items by ID to a nav menu, you’re saving the ID itself to the menu, and WP dynamically calculates the correct permalink for that ID every time the menu … Read more
You need to use a Search and Replace plugin (I like “Better Search and Replace”) to replace in the database all instances of the olddomain name with the new one. This will fix media links, and anything else that has the olddomain name. You could do it manually with some SQL queries, and going into … Read more