Try adding add_theme_support( ‘menus’ ); in functions.php I haven’t taken the time to investigate. I suspect it depends on what theme is being resolved and how the functions.php is setup. also try to disable auto fill form browser. did you register the menu?? if not then add this to your functions.php function my_theme_setup() { register_nav_menus( … Read more
The 404 issue is because name is a WordPress query var. Adding that in the URL causes WordPress to query for a post with slug that matches whatever is in the name field, instead of your page. Change your form field names to something you know will be unique. This is a good practice for … Read more
Previously I assumed WP would strip HTML, so I never tried it. The HTML below works like a charm, using the WP menu editor: Word <span style=”margin-left: 20px;”> </span> Word (however, inputting didn’t) Alternatively, the CSS trick mentioned by Jacob and Linda would work well too: word-spacing: 3px; My menu item actually has 4 … Read more
I am not really sure whether there is some native function for this or not, but you could do it like this: $menu_object = wp_get_nav_menu_object(“Main menu”); $menu_items = wp_get_nav_menu_items($menu_object->term_id); $menu_items_count = 0; foreach ( (array) $menu_items as $key => $menu_item ) { if ($menu_item->menu_item_parent == 0 ) $menu_items_count++; }
There are multiple ways to accomplish this. You could create a unique page template, enqueue a stylesheet just for the homepage, or use a unique class on the homepage. This is probably the simplest. If you inspect your homepage with the browser (press f12) and look at the body tag, you will notice WordPress is … Read more
You should use Walker to make it easier. Please read more detail to know it and try to research again 😀 Link: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/Walker Tut: https://www.ibenic.com/how-to-create-wordpress-custom-menu-walker-nav-menu-class/ And this is my website, I completed it using Menu Walker. The link below 😀 Link: https://frankfurt-am-sein.de/
As you can see here, the declaration of this function looks like this: public function start_lvl( &$output, $depth = 0, $args = array() ) { So in your class it should look the same – it should have 3 params. But in your code it has only 2: function start_lvl(&$output, $depth) { Also… You shouldn’t … Read more
This may give you a start and you will be able to adjust the code to your requirements. Add a list ul where you want the page level navigation to appear. <ul class=”page-nav”></ul> Next, use this JS (requires JQuery) to create the navigation. This code assumes that <h2> element do not have id attribute set. … Read more
The following code will go through all items and search the first item that has a parent. If found, new item with the same parent will be inserted as “first child”. add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_objects’, ‘se336857_dynamic_submenuitem’, 20, 2 ); function se336857_dynamic_submenuitem( $items, $args ) { if ( !is_user_logged_in() || $args->theme_location != ‘account-menu’ ) return $items; $parent = … Read more
I did this in my theme, so you can look at the whole code here: https://wordpress.org/themes/twenty8teen I used the standard walker and added a filter for ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’. Of course, I also wanted it to work for the fallback Page menu, so I cloned the standard walker and added the call to apply_filters with a slightly … Read more