I have encountered a number of potential solutions to this problem, one solution I have come across is to use a Walker as you suggested. However in my experience all of the solutions have failed in one scenario or another. Common failures I have seen with different solutions that I have tried: Secondary / Lower … Read more
If you set option ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’ you need to be sure that you have registered this menu by the code in functions.php : register_nav_menu( ‘primary’, ‘Primary Menu’ ); And then you need to be sure that you set Primary Menu in Theme Locations here: /wp-admin/nav-menus.php Otherwise, wordpress will call fallback function which is wp_page_menu … Read more
register_nav_menus allows you to create a new menu. In your functions.php you can add this code to create a new menu. Then in your template file we can call the menu. You will most likely need to mess with the css to style the menu and make it look pretty. function our_multipe_menu_setup(){ register_nav_menus( array( ‘our_left_side_menu’ … Read more
It shouldn;’t be so hard. All you have to do is to use wp_get_nav_menu_items filter. This will add 10 posts to submenu of item which title is equal to ”. function insert_my_posts_to_menu( $items, $menu, $args ) { $menu_order = count($items); $child_items = array(); foreach ( $items as &$item ) { if ( $item->title != ‘<SOME … Read more
I found a way to make it work. I had to put: <?php wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); ?> before <?php wp_head(); ?> and then the jquery code. If there is a better, clean way, please let me know.
STYLING With a static navigation, the CSS you mentioned, won’t work. Use the simple HTML parameters: #access a:link, #access a:active, #access a:visited{ font-weight: bold; } CODING In my project, I used echo get_the_category_by_ID( 11 ); to echo the Category name of the cat_ID = 11. You can show the cat name by this. For page … Read more
Doesn’t look like that list is in your sidebar anymore, but I did find it on your “Show All Categories” page. You can accomplish the accordion effect either with CSS or a combination of CSS + jQuery; here is a jsFiddle example to get you started. As this is a display issue, it doesn’t matter … Read more
Got it — needed to use a walker function. I used a slightly modified version of the one in this tutorial The main thing I modified was changing $attributes .= ! empty( $item->url ) ? ‘ href=”‘ . esc_attr( $item->url) .'”‘ : ”; to $attributes .= ‘ href=”#’ . esc_attr( basename(get_permalink()) ) .'”‘ ; but … Read more
As @CharlesClarkson has already explained, you cannot modify the page output with PHP after the output has been sent to the browser. Your menu certainly runs after body_class since the menu must run inside the <body> tag. The only PHP solution I see would involve editing your theme templates in addition to the code above … Read more
You are better off separating categories for posts and using custom taxonomy types for CPT categories. You’d add this line to your register cpt code ‘taxonomies’ => array( ‘bizdirectory-type’ ), Replacing this line in your code. ‘taxonomies’ => array( ‘category’ ), And then add this code in your functions.php add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpsites_custom_taxonomy_types’ ); function wpsites_custom_taxonomy_types() … Read more