It’s easy to get the type of the menu item. Just call the setting’s value() method, which in the case of a nav menu item, would return an array with items like type (sample value: post_type or taxonomy) and object (sample value: post, page or category). So in your case, just check whether the type‘s … Read more
Update Solution was easy I’m stupid I just tweaked the menu creation and directly assigned the parent-menu-id: if (!empty($term->parent) && $term->parent != 0) { $parent_menu_item_id = get_parent_menu_item_id_by_name($term->parent, $menu_id); if ($parent_menu_item_id) { $menu_item_id = wp_update_nav_menu_item($menu_id, 0, array( ‘menu-item-title’ => $term_name, ‘menu-item-object-id’ => intval($term_id), ‘menu-item-object’ => ‘product_cat’, ‘menu-item-type’ => ‘taxonomy’, ‘url’ => get_term_link($term), ‘menu-item-parent-id’ => $parent_menu_item_id, ‘menu-item-status’ … Read more
If it’s a menu item in a classic menu, then yes, you could use useEntityProp to get and set the menu item’s post meta, except that the post type is actually nav_menu_item and that you would need to manually add custom fields support to that post type. const navMenuItemId = 123; const [ meta, setMeta … Read more
There are special filters for adding classes to the ul, li, or a tags in a menu. For the a tags you want to use nav_menu_link_attributes. This allows you to modify all attributes on the a tag, so here’s an example: function my_nav_menu_link_attributes( $atts, $item, $args ) { if ( ‘main’ === $args->theme_location ) { … Read more
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If you can access WP CLI, you can use the search-replace command to search the database for the old URL and replace with the new URL.
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