There is another alt way to do this with CSS3. You would add a link to the WP Menu as normal but make the Location either javascript:void(0); or # so it doesn’t go anywhere (I would say the javascript… is the better way to prevent anchor link from firing). Then in your style.css or CSS … Read more
For those who run into this in the future, the issue was due to pagination and the parent appearing on a different page than the children. Removing pagination from the View All menu fixed the nesting. There is a ticket opened 7 years ago reporting this bug and it has yet to be resolved. In … Read more
The problem is that do_shortcode() expects a string in it’s first parameters while wp_nav_menu_objects get’s passed an array of menu objects. Sou you’d have to write your own wrapper function to do_shortcode, something like this… function my_nav_menu_objects_shortcode_mangler($items) { foreach ($items as $item) { $item->classes = explode(‘ ‘, do_shortcode(implode(‘ ‘, (array)$item->classes))); } return $items; } may … Read more
wp_list_pages has limited functionality, and would be difficult to inject Categories into the mix without rewriting the function itself. Using the built in Menu functionality is likely the best way to go, because you can at least set individual item classes, allowing you to create Menu headers for your top level categories (having the header … Read more
The parent page li receives the css classes current_page_parent and current_page_ancestor, style them to be similar to, or add them to the rules for current_page_item or current-menu-item in your theme’s style.css.
Strange behavor of wp_nav_menu by not appearing [closed]
wp_list_pages sort order is different for different languages [closed]
You could write a custom walker to change the output of wp_nav_menu(). The walker should extend the function start_el() to add your attributes where you need them. Another option would be a filter on ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’. But be aware that tabindex can make a page less accessible. If don’t have an urgent problem to solve do … Read more
I do the following, it can be lengthy if you have many post types, feel free to edit it however: /** Edit Nav Menu calsses **/ function custom_wp_nav_classes($classes, $item){ global $post; $page_blog = get_option(‘page_for_posts’); if(is_tax(‘my_taxonomy_name_here’) || is_singular(‘my_post_type_name_here’)){ /** Remove Active Class from Blog **/ if($item->object_id == $page_blog) $classes = array_filter($classes, “remove_parent”); /** Page ID of … Read more
Create a custom walker. Redefine the method start_el() only: function start_el( &$output, $item, $depth, $args ) { if ( ‘Your secret item title’ !== $item->title or current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) ) { parent::start_el( &$output, $item, $depth, $args ); } } Please mind that this is just pseudo code. I can not give it a test at … Read more