You’ll need to register your own custom walker, but it’s pretty simple as you only need to have one function(start_el) inside the custom walker. We’ll have to add the code from the thread you referenced to work out how many items there are, then work out what half is and end the current list when … Read more
You can use the function has_nav_menu(‘main-menu’). See the WordPress Codex here.
Here is an example metabox that displays at the very top of the left hand side in the nav menus interface: /** * Instantiates the class */ add_action( ‘admin_init’, array( ‘call_someClass’, ‘init’ ) ); /** * The Class */ class call_someClass { const LANG = ‘exch_lang’; public static function init() { $class = __CLASS__; new … Read more
It’s simple just you need to add items_wrap parameter and add or edit class attr: wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘top-menu’, ‘container’ => false, ‘items_wrap’ => ‘<ul class=”nav your_custom_class”>%3$s</ul>’, ));
Find the class or id of the menu item that you want to hide. suppose the class of that menu is logged-in-menu Then in header.php file of your theme before closing head tag use the below code <style> <?php if(! is_user_logged_in() ) : ?> .logged-in-menu{ display: none; } <?php endif; ?> </style>
Just hook the default delete_post handler for menus onto the trash action too: add_action( ‘wp_trash_post’, ‘_wp_delete_post_menu_item’ ); How simple is that!
I had a similar problem and here is the best solution I could come up with. The reason (I think) that private or non-published items show up in menus is that the menu items are themselves posts and have their own post_status. That means that in a situation where a page is marked private, the … Read more
The problem was ultimately with the WordPress Importer plugin. I could hack at it (and have suggested an improvement to the developers) but I am going to got around this by writing a custom Importer of my own. It isn’t the most convenient (to re-upload the .XML file) but in cases where users have complex … Read more
I was searching for an answer for this but suddenly I got the idea and it works! In the menu settings just add the anchor link just like an html link code <a href=”#anchor” >titulo </a> So with WP is the same but only adding the anchor in the field link This will create the … Read more
You could maybe choose to use a tree like that: Fruits Color1 Apple Watermelon Color2 Banana Lemon Level1 Level2 Level3 This way, you can, in your theme, hide the second level. Hope that helps.