If you open header.php and remove line 96: <a class=”ta-bug” title=” TripAdvisor ” href=”http://tripadvisor.com”><img src=”<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); ?>/images/TA_bug.gif”></a>, it will be gone. I cannot speak to the legality of this with certainty, but by my understanding of GPL2.0, you should be set.
If you can stand to not have it be backwards compatible, CSS3 introduced the nth-child selector, you could leverage that
Try the exclude parameter in the wp_list_categories. That should remove the selected categories and their descendants. EDIT: Must be getting late; this almost the opposite of what you wanted. To only include one category term in a drop-down menu (and all of its descendants), you can use child_of.
So I think you are asking how to dynamically highlight the tab of the page you are currently on. I did something like this on my recent website project because I needed to highlight a certain tab when I was on a custom post type. Here is some code you could use for your website: … Read more
add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu_items’,’my_item’, 10, 2); function my_item($items, $args) { $items .= ‘<li class=”myclass”>whatever</li>’; return $items; } If you have a specific theme location for menu you can target it with : if( $args->theme_location == ‘mylocation’ ) EDIT I you can try $items .= ‘<li class=”myclass”>’ . echo do_shortcode(‘[shopping_cart]’) . ‘</li>’; but it will work only if the … Read more
Nav Menus are actually taxonomies — eg. they are registered with register_taxonomy and get used to associated menu items (which are, of course, a custom post type!). Slugs, which is what you’re trying to use here, have to be unique for a taxonomy term, this is enforced on the database level (not 100% sure on … Read more
@Sneek’s comment is your best bet. Otherwise, if you’re bent on splitting one menu, you have three choices: Use PHP to intercept the menu code and split it up before it gets output. This would work great in many regards, but it wouldn’t be knowledgeable as to where the “break” occurs, so you’d need to … Read more
Unfortunately, since we aren’t able to see any of your current code, and it’s sort of a vague description of your implementation, it’ll be difficult for anyone to post actual code that will work for you. But to point you to some resources that might help, you might find these helpful: W3 Schools – PHP … Read more
So, In your place I would go for Dynamic Sidebars because of the control over Widgets is much more easily achieved. But if you still want use WordPress Navigation Menus to do it, to control the output the way you want you need to extend the Class Walker_Nav_Menu, take a look at a usage for … Read more
Try this: // Filter wp_nav_menu() to add additional links and other output add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu_items’,’add_pdf_to_menu’, 10, 2); function add_pdf_to_menu( $items, $args ) { if( $args->theme_location == ‘extra-menu’) { $pdf = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘mcf_uppsagning-pdf’, true ); if ( $pdf ) $items .= ‘<li><a href=”‘ . wp_get_attachment_url( $pdf ) . ‘”>Uppsägning</a></li>’; } return $items; } Essentially because you’re in … Read more