Using WordPress methods this is not possible. If you created a backup yourself, restore that. If you haven’t, contact your host. They usually backup a customer’s site and restore it (though this may cost a fee).
It’s wise to avoid nav menus in cases like this where things may change frequently. Instead, you could look into using wp_list_pages() – with a custom walker if you need one to format it visually. Try wp_list_pages() right out of the box first and see whether you can just use CSS to style the list … Read more
With .= you are appending you HTML code to the HTML code of the menu contained in the string $items, so the login will appear at the end. You instead want to insert the link inside the HTML of $items, so you must manipulate the string. You for example can search for the HMTL of … Read more
In CSS: .main-navigation a:link { color:red; } I took the color red as example. You can also use Hexcolors. Just replace red with the desired color or hexcolor.
This is just another normal menu. You can use CSS class in menus to add custom CSS main-menu-item-before-divider for menu item which acts as divider in CSS class field which can be activated under Screen Options tab at the top of Menu page. You can create another custom field for font awesome classes for menus. … Read more
It’s better to do it with Jquery, To set the href attribute, use the following code: $(‘selector a’).attr(‘href’,’http://example.com’); For example: $(‘.logo a’).attr(‘href’,’http://example.com’);
You have at least three options, depending on how extensive your demands are: There is a filter towards the end of wp_nav_menu that lets you change the function’s output. If the menu is fixed you could use this to do a simple find and replace on the html-string. This is an easy solution, but if … Read more
Try adding this code to your add_action ‘init’ function. // Let WooCommerce add a new custom endpoint “earnings” for you add_filter( ‘woocommerce_get_query_vars’, function( $vars ) { $vars[‘earnings’] = ‘earnings’; return $vars; } ); // Add “earnings” to the WooCommerce account menu add_filter( ‘woocommerce_account_menu_items’, function( $items ) { $items[‘earnings’] = __( ‘My earnings’, ‘your-text-domain’ ); return … Read more
Solution : “Add ‘echo’ => false, to the arguments array!” by @bcworkz different wp forum
Because this menu items are appended with ajax response you need to run this JS functions again for each item that you add to the menu with the document#menu-item-added event. Add something like this in your JS file. $(document).on(‘menu-item-added’, function(event, markup) { // debug that the hook work console.log(markup); $.each(markup, function(index, menuItem) { if(menuItem.id) { … Read more