Actually you can Achieve something similar pretty easy,but also for me was not that easy find an answer. I needed a similar thing for fullpage.js navigation.So i achived like this : i used an alreday existing wordpress menu field that i was not using and i’ve used its value to fullfil my needs function add_specific_menu_atts( … Read more
Have you tried adding the is_page() conditional like this: if( has_nav_menu( ‘smone-menu’, ‘responsive’ ) && is_page(array( 10,11 ))) {
I would look into using HyperDB instead. This would allow you to pull data from several databases while one is replicated as the “master” database. http://wordpress.org/plugins/hyperdb/ From the description page of the plugin: It supports: Read and write servers (replication) Configurable priority for reading and writing Local and remote datacenters Private and public networks – … Read more
What you want can be done. It’s just not likely to be really clean and neat. You can accomplish this by using a custom Walker Class for the wp_nav_menu() when you insert it. class My_Walker_Class extends Walker_Nav_Menu { function start_el( &$output, $item, $depth = 0, $args = array(), $id = 0 ) { $output .= … Read more
I ended up removing that code from my functions.php file and used jQuery instead. Here’s how I took care of it, if anyone wants to know: $(‘.menu-item-has-children > a’).each(function(){ var submenuHeading = $(this).text(); $(‘.sub-menu’, ($(this).parent(‘.menu-item-has-children’))).prepend(‘<h3>’ + submenuHeading + ‘</h3>’); });
Change the filter hook to wp_nav_menu_{menu-name}_items, so it will only run on a specific menu. For example, if the menu name is “Secondary”, use the hook wp_nav_menu_secondary_items, or if the menu name is “Top Navigation”, use wp_nav_menu_top-navigation_items (replace spaces in the menu name with dashes). Your updated code, assuming the menu name is “Secondary” (the … Read more
There’s a typo in your arguments. Instead of ‘theme-location’ it should be ‘theme_location’. Here is the Codex as reference.
Thank god.. i’ve solved it my own. this is the function i used to update the anchor tags. function my_walker_nav($item_output, $item, $depth, $args) { $menu_locations = get_nav_menu_locations(); if(!empty( $item->description )) $description = $item->description; else { $description = ”; } if ($item->menu_order == 1){ $item_output = preg_replace(‘/<a /’, ‘<a data-scroll-nav=”‘.$description.'” ‘, $item_output, 1); } return $item_output; … Read more
I manually created a menu under Appearance->Menus and then assigned this as the Primary Menu. This worked, but required me to manually reproduce the structure of the menu: The structure created by assigning a parent in each page’s admin is now simply ignored. I would still like a way to use the default menu, which … Read more
To show all categories on a page, you will have to create a new page template. <?php /** * Template Name: Categories Page **/ get_header(); ?> <!– content –> <div id=”content”> <ul class=”category-list”> <?php wp_list_categories( ‘title_li=’ ); ?> </ul> </div> <!– / content –> <?php get_footer(); Now create a new page for categories in WordPress … Read more