There is no need to create/update custom menus programmatically, just to do what you’re trying to do. Just rely on the wp_nav_menu() fallback, wp_page_menu(), or define your own, custom callback, e.g. to output wp_list_pages(). Calling this: `wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘main-nav’ ) );` …will, if no custom menu has been assigned to the ‘main-nav’ theme … Read more
To check for a specific parent ID use $post->post_parent==”123″ and replace “123” with the parent ID of your choice. I learned how to do this by using the Widget Logic plugin. From the Widget Logic notes: global $post; return (is_page(‘pagename’) || ($post->post_parent==”13″)); — home page OR the page that’s a child of page 13 Edit: … Read more
Actually, all I need is to change one specific button in the menu, so it is different when the user is logged in – in that case that menu button will be a “Member profile” button instead of a “Log in” button Yes, you can use only one menu, assuming its slug is ‘my_menu’ do … Read more
Add submenu with a custom link, /wp-login?action=logout, like the image below: Add code like below in functions.php: function wpa_remove_menu_item( $items, $menu, $args ) { if ( is_admin() || ! is_user_logged_in() ) return $items; foreach ( $items as $key => $item ) { if ( ‘Login / Register’ == $item->title ) unset( $items[$key] ); if ( … Read more
If you want WordPress to add these items dynamically you would need to add a custom walker class to your menu declaration. Find where your menu is declared in the theme and add a custom walker class name in their wp_nav_menu function: wp_nav_menu( array ( ‘menu’=> ‘main-menu’, ‘container’=> ”, ‘walker’ => new Description_Walker)); The menu … Read more
wp_nav_menu is a standard WordPress function, so you would just copy/paste that PHP code into sidebar.php using whatever additional arguments you need. However, since the theme has a sidebar.php it probably has widget areas, so I would look in Appearance > Widgets in the dashboard and look for a sidebar widget area. In there, I … Read more
You cannot add any control/setting to nav_menus because that’s not a section that’s a panel. And control/setting can be added to the section only. So you have to create a section first under nav_menus panel then add your control/setting to that section. Check the following code function nssra_customizer_options( $wp_customize ) { // add a custom … Read more
I took a look at Justin’s ‘writings’ menu. I don’t believe he’s using custom post types for this — I think they’re just regular posts and drop down menu is displaying category archives. Here’s how you can replicate the same setup for custom post types. Make sure your custom post types support a taxonomy, such … Read more
This will give you the user-specific profile URL: <? echo bp_loggedin_user_domain(); ?> If you’d the link to go to the user’s Messages page, just add to the end like so: <? echo bp_loggedin_user_domain().’messages/’; ?>
A much simpler solution is to use remove_menu_page , remove_submenu_page and remove_menu (admin bar). Your example of removing the sub-menu item for “add new” would be remove_submenu_page( ‘edit.php?post_type=page’, ‘post-new.php?post_type=page’ ); To remove it from the admin menu bar you can use the example in @BandonRandon’s post.