If you inspect the element, you’ll see that header has a different background color than other pages which is transparent. Your nav elements color is also white and that is why you can’t see the menus on home page but actually the menu is there. Just change the header background color to #000 as you … Read more
If I understand it properly, this would do what you wanted: function my_special_nav_class( $classes, $item ) { if ( // 1. The menu item is for the “/events” page. Be sure to change the “123” // (i.e. the “/events” page ID). ( ‘page’ === $item->object && 123 == $item->object_id ) && // 2. The current … Read more
If found out that this is removing my menu: function add_menu_icon ( $items, $args ) { if ( $args->theme_location == ‘primary’ ) { $elements=”<li class=”custom-logo”>” . get_custom_logo() . ‘</li>’; $elements .= $items; $items = $elements; return $items; } } add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_items’, ‘add_menu_icon’, 10, 2 ); I still haven’t figured out why.
A more standard way to enqueue stylesheets in WP admin is to use wp_enqueue_style function on admin_enqueue_scripts hook. if I do any changes afterwards it doesnt update This sounds like a browser cache isssue. You can bust the cache by adding a dynamic version number parameter to the stylesheet url with the native php function … Read more
Change your active class name in your css. WordPress adds the following active classes, depending on the context of the active state: current-menu-item, current-menu-ancestor, current-menu-parent, and current-page-ancestor
Update 30.6.2019 Ah, now I think understand what is going on with the code and the warning. I think it is literally trying to find a class named “new wp_bootstrap_navwalker()”. In my local sandbox WP I got the shortcode working after I changed ‘walker’ => $walker, to ‘walker’ => new $walker,. I also changed the … Read more
This would do it: class My_Walker_Nav_Menu extends Walker_Nav_Menu { private $_before = null; public function start_el( &$output, $item, $depth = 0, $args = array(), $id = 0 ) { // Backup the original “before”, if any. if ( null === $this->_before ) { $this->_before = $args->before; } // Now add the wrapper div, if applicable. … Read more
You can easily add any HTML element to all menu items that have children by extending the Walker_Nav_Menu core class. The code below will add <i> icon element just after menu item </a> tag but you can of course change that if you need them inside or somewhere else by changing the $item_output variable. function … Read more
So this is different from your code (and the one in the accepted answer to the other question), but it worked well for me: You can remove the “\t” . and . “\n” which I added for pretty formatting purposes so that you could better inspect the generated HTML markup. And let me know if … Read more
what do you want to change exactly? like the first picture you shared or something else? if you want to edit text itself you need to edit a tag inside the menu-ticket class like this .menu-ticket a {font-size:40px;}