Sounds like you need ancestors rather than just parents. That way on deeper pages, you’ll be able to determine whether Offer is a grandparent/great-grandparent/etc. page. global $post; $ancestors = $post->ancestors; if($ancestors || is_page(‘Offer’)) { // your menu here }
WordPress menu walker – Get parent item text inside end_lvl function
Try something like this: <?php $children = get_term_children( $parent_term, $taxonomy ); $child_count = count($children); ?>
Show thumbnail to category items in wp_nav_menu(), how?
Worked it out. Assuming using a theme which has a menu location called ‘primary’, and you have just created a menu with an id contained in $menu_id $menu_locations = get_nav_menu_locations(); $new_menu_locations = array_map( ‘absint’, [‘primary’ => $menu_id]); $menu_locations = array_merge( $menu_locations, $new_menu_locations ); set_theme_mod( ‘nav_menu_locations’, $menu_locations ); This is pretty much exactly how WordPress itself … Read more
Menu items are saved as posts with the post_type “nav_menu_item”. This means you can assign postmeta to them just like you can with posts and create custom fields in the menu edit screen to enter an img url or assign a media ID. You can follow this tutorial about adding custom meta to menu items … Read more
From a usability point of view, have you considered using some sort of sub-menu (maybe a widget in a sidebar), since navigating that many nested menus might be a bit difficult. Anyways – back to your question. yes you should use a macro. Here’s an example I’ve used before to generate a 3 level deep … Read more
Make sure that you do understand css, html, jquery and then wordpress navigation code flows.
I used this plugin a while back and it worked well, although the menu system wasn’t overtly complex, just had lots of items. https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-exporter/ – It’s old, but could still do the trick. This will let you export your menu and import via the standard importer tool.
The following code will get you the featured image for 3rd level of your navbar. You, have to pass the nav-menu id within wp_get_nav_menu_items(). It will get you the menu list (For more details). <ul> <?php $navMenu = wp_get_nav_menu_items(9); /*/Pass Nav Menu_id or Name*/ $previousMenuParent = $level = 0; foreach ($navMenu as $menu) { if($menu->menu_item_parent … Read more