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
wp_nav_menu() reutrns HTTPS?
Hardcoding links to wp_nav_menu
You could either extend the Walker_Nav_Menu walker class (i.e., the start_el function is sufficient, as already mentioned). Or you could hook in when the original output (i.e., the category) has been created. That would be the walker_nav_menu_start_el hook. For instance like so: function wpdev_139801_start_el( $item_output, $item ) { if ( isset( $item->object ) && $item->object … Read more
Given that the markup of your menu does not seems to generating all of the classes I’d expect to see, I’ll guess at the problem. Your theme is using a custom Walker Or something– theme or plugin– has added a filter to (probably) wp_nav_menu_css. Though there are other filters that could be used. To fix … Read more
What’s the policy for building a theme that doesn’t support widgets/menus?
Override edit_custom_walker.php to conditionally show input depending on menu position
Get child taxonomies in loop
Under “Settings” -> “Reading” in the wp-admin you (or other users) can set which page should be used as the home page.
Menus not showing in the admin menu, after save