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Did you delete it from the WordPress Dashboard Menu screen or did you delete it from theme/plugin code? If from the Dashboard Menu screen, that means that you’ve deleted it from the database and to retrieve it you’d have to restore from a back-up if you have one. That’s really your only option other than … Read more

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How to put 2 php codes in functions.php without site crashing

Your issue is likely with your PHP opening and closing tags (these things: <?php, ?>. If you have an open PHP tag, <?php, and then try to add another one, you will cause a fatal error. It’s important with your PHP files to keep track of your PHP tags so that they’re balanced, just like … Read more

WordPress site hamburger menu toggle not working

Without seeing the jQuery you’ve used, I can’t recommend a fix but currently this is where your issue lies: Uncaught TypeError: $(…).chosen is not a function Thats taken from console log -> jquery.usp.core.js Looks like someone else has had this problem by missing out a required library, check out: chosen jquery library not loading – … Read more

Hide default menu items in wordpress apearance > menus

You will able to remove nav menu meta-box links from screen option but if you want to remove by custom code, please try below code, simply copy and paste this into your functions.php file: function custom_remove_menu_link_types() { global $wp_meta_boxes; foreach ($wp_meta_boxes[‘nav-menus’][‘side’] as $nav_menus) { foreach ($nav_menus as $nav_id => $nav_menu) { // remove all menu’s … Read more

Putting footer links into different columns

I would suggest you create your own menu for each menu you want to show in a column. This way, you only need to set the menus inside your widgets and will not face any problems. It is also ok for a menu to have just one item if needed. 1) You can not seperate … Read more

WordPress menu walker – help to add custom class for each submenu

You’re right, it’s the object-oriented parts that are throwing you off. The nav menu call should be: wp_nav_menu(array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘menu-top’, ‘container’ => ‘ul’, ‘menu_class’ => ‘header_nav_ul’, ‘menu_id’ => ‘header_nav_id’, ‘depth’ => 0, ‘walker’ => new my_walker_nav_menu_start_el, )); no parentheses () after the name of the walker. The walker itself needs to extend Core’s Walker_Nav_Menu, … Read more

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Need help with Walker_Nav_Menu class

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How can I get back the content of a sub-menu