The taxonomies visible in the admin menu are exactly those taxonomies that were registered with show_in_menu = true and show_ui = true. For a reference on this, see the documentation on register_taxonomy, the function for adding (custom) taxonomies. To query these taxonomies, use the corresponding parameters in get_taxonomies: get_taxonomies( array( ‘show_ui’ => true, ‘show_in_menu’ => … Read more
Cant add menu items with my theme
For the top most ul output by wp_nav_menu(), you can change the entire wrap of of the list items (ul or otherwise) with items_wrap arg. wp_nav_menu( array( … ‘walker’ => new Your_Nav_Walker_Class(), ‘items_wrap’ => ‘<ul class=”your-class” data-u-want=”some-data-you-want”>%3$s</ul>’, … )); User example on Codex For uls output from within nav walker (sub level menus, etc.), you … Read more
You can probably do this with an icon font, like FontAwesome, plus CSS, in your theme’s style.css file (hopefully using a child theme). Each menu item is usually a list item in the HTML, and usually they each have a unique class and/or id, so you can use that to target each one. Add the … Read more
Is there no straightforward way to display a separate second level using wp_nav_menu()?
Fixed issue by renaming each file for menu tempalte-{file-name}.php and adding at beggining of file /* Template Name: Page name */
The code below is not tested but is a good start for what you need. You will need to have the Walker class declared on you theme and then extended on your below function . class My_Walker_Nav_Menu extends Walker_Nav_Menu { function start_el(&$output, $item, $depth, $args) { … if($args[‘has_children’]) { // I know what to do … Read more
How to fetch the name of the active menu?
If you are using Bootstrap 3.0+, u can follow this: https://github.com/wp-bootstrap/wp-bootstrap-navwalker Another reference link you can follow is this one: https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-integrate-a-bootstrap-navbar-into-a-wordpress-theme–wp-33410 Usually, when you have an HTML menu (not talking about Bootstrap specific), its better to just generate the regular WordPress menu, than apply the styles you have on the original menu.
Custom Nav Walker sub-menu