menu entries are lost
When using a cache plugin I destroyed a menu structure [duplicate]
When using a cache plugin I destroyed a menu structure [duplicate]
custom rearranged menu with excerpt for selected children in sidebar.php
The following plugin or his modification might be the solution for you. Automatically adds menu items by category. However, the first item must be added manually, and then you must click to automatically add subcategories in the menu item. If I know correctly, it only adds categories. No blog posts or pages. Plugin: Add Descendants … Read more
You don’t set sort_column to menu_order when you call get_pages, so it defaults to sorting on post_title. $pages = get_pages( array( ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’ ) );
This is an example of CSS code which works with one specific theme. You may need to change the classes depending on your theme. .nav-primary .current-menu-item > a { color: blue; background-color: white; } This will highlight the background color of the current menu item to white and you can also change the font color … Read more
Sure it will change if it was created using the default WordPress menu. WordPress stores a site url, which is usually the domain or exact path. On your localhost it will be something like localhost/site/about and the moment you deploy your site and update your database with your domain, www.yourdomain.co.za/ – that will automatically update … Read more
how to override menu widget?
menu_class is indeed what changes the ul class. What’s happening there is you didn’t set which menu to use: wp-admin/nav-menus.php?action=locations
From a SEO perspective this would qualify as double content and you could get penalized by search engines for it unless you specify the right canonical URL or something, but the best practice would be to redirect one of the URL’s to the other. Whichever you consider the most important. To assist you with your … Read more
You can try to get that information by using the get_term_by() function with the relevant parameters of the menu item (namely object and object_id) : foreach( (array) $menu_items as $key => $menu_item ) { // Match the menu items to your custom taxonomy: if( ‘solutions_category’ === $menu_item->object ) { // Fetch the corresponding term object: … Read more