It’s not working for two reasons. You have echo set to false. This means it won’t output anything unless you echo it manually. The resulting HTML structure is invalid. You have items_wrap set it %3$s. This means that the individual menu items, which are <li> tags, will be output without a wrapper. That would make … Read more
After some testing I found the best way is to use a walker. For this example lets say that this is the code that calls our menu wp_nav_menu([ ‘container’ => false, ‘theme_location’ => ‘right-side-top-menu’, ‘walker’ => new Menu_Middle_Logo() ]); Now for our walker, there isn’t an easy way to determine which of the parent menu … Read more
You could use get_pages to do this, like so: <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘child_of’ => 7, ); $postobj = get_pages($args); foreach($postobj as $item){ $dir = get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’); // Theme directory $title = $item->post_title; $parent = $item->post_parent; $id = $item->guid; $name = $item->post_name; Once you get to here, you can pull out your custom … Read more
_Menus are somewhat confusing around there. Try this: $args = array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘main-navigation’, ‘container_id’ => ‘navigation’, ‘fallback_cb’ => ‘wp_page_menu’ ); wp_nav_menu($args); theme_location tries to display menu that is attached to this location. menu tries to display menu by slug/id (not location of menu, but actual menu that you create in admin area). So you … Read more
Use CSS to add an image instead of text see: http://wpweaver.info/menu-bar-and-background-images/ http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/cutline-gt-coraline-replacing-menu-items-with-graphics http://wpveda.com/how-to-add-images-inside-wordpress-3-0-custom-menu/
When you create a custom menu item for the custom post type archive you have to include the entire url and not just /your-custom-post-type-name. If you use the entire url the wordpress url rewrite function will check it against all the other menu items as well as against all your pages and so on. What … Read more
It would be easiest to run some conditional logic on $parent_file inside a callback hooked onto admin_print_scripts, and would go a little something like this.. add_action( ‘admin_print_scripts’, ‘possibly_enqueue_script’ ); function possibly_enqueue_script() { global $parent_file; if( ‘my-slug’ == $parent_file ) wp_enqueue_script( … your enqueue args .. ); } You’ll need to replace my-slug with the handle … Read more
You can register multiple menus, and display one of them depending on the context. register_nav_menus( array( ‘primary’ => ‘Regular’, ‘blog’ => ‘Blog’, ) ); Then in your theme, you select the menu you want: wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => (is_page() ? ‘primary’ : ‘blog’), ‘menu_id’ => ‘nav’ ) );
You need to give the editor role the ‘edit_theme_options’ permission, but that will also unlock other theme options like widgets to those users.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_page If post_parent is zero, you are there.