Your conditional is always true. To understand why, consider what happens in this function when there is no post parent: function get_top_ancestor_id() { global $post; // no parent so this doesn’t run: // if($post->post_parent) { // $ancestors = array_reverse(get_post_ancestors($post->ID)); // return $ancestors[0]; // } return $post->ID; } Which simplifies to: function get_top_ancestor_id() { global $post; … Read more
Based on your comments here is another option , using wp_list_pages and without having to work with arrays and pulling content manually, I’m leaving out a bunch of the options, just the bare essentials. <ul> <?php $priority_pages=”5,1,3,7″; wp_list_pages(array(‘include’ => $priority_pages); wp_list_pages(array(‘exclude’ => $priority_pages); ?> </ul> since, wp_list_pages, just gives you the <li> elements, you can … Read more
I’ve had this happen to me in the past at least 3-4 times but I don’t really know what caused it. More often than not I was able to solve it by deleting the menu I was having problems with and creating a new one.
I achieved this with some jQuery: $(“#sidebar ul li”).each(function () { if ($(this).find(“a”).attr(“href”) == window.location.href) { $(this).addClass(“current-menu-item”); } }); (My nav is in a div with the id ‘sidebar’, you will need to change the first selector). It checks if the href of the links is the same as the current URL, and if so, … Read more
The first, and likely best, solution is to use a WordPress network where BLOG 1 resides at example.com. BLOG 2 is a totally separate blog, but within the context of the network and lives at a subdirectory like example.com/blog2. And so on… The second solution is to use a plugin that pulls in feeds from … Read more
I was also doing the same thing check out this question Hope this will help you . Menu page Exists or not
Currently it doesn’t seem to exist a filter to manage fields in the menu creation. On the other hand, what you can do is to create a new “menu walker”, to provide WordPress input fields as well as adding your own. That involves the extension of WordPress class Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit with your own code. Since the … Read more
You’d want to add this code: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘remove_admin_menus’, 999 ); function remove_admin_menus() { remove_submenu_page( ‘users.php’, ‘new-user-approve-admin’ ); }
Menus can be slightly confusing since there’s often JS and CSS interacting with different things. Looking at the twentytwelve theme, a quick method of achieving this would be to remove the CSS that is adding :hover display of the submenus. In style.css you would see .main-navigation ul li:hover > ul, on line 1,567. In your … Read more
You can add extra items in menu like add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_items’, ‘your_custom_menu_item’, 10, 2 ); function your_custom_menu_item ( $items, $args ) { if ($args->theme_location == ‘[YOUR-MENU-LOCATION]’) { $items .= ‘–YOUR EXTRA STUFF HERE–‘; } return $items; } Hope it will help!