You need access to Appearances to change the menu. Once in Appearances, click on Menus and create your new menu. Then in the Menu settings select a location (usually primary for the header menu)
Though you have not mentioned much details. But from shared details possible solution is – you just need to remove box-shadow from nav
Instead of a single parent page, ‘post_parent’ => 17, in the WP_Query params, you can specify an array of parent pages ‘post_parent__in’ => [’17’, ’18’, ’19’], ‘orderby’ => ‘post_parent title’,
Using WP page password protection as defacto login
can you describe your question in more detail. what i understand that if you want to show 4 to 5 fix pages in footer menu then you can do using get_permalinks by page id of that page.something like below. replace page id with your page ids in both get_permalink() and get_the_title(). Example : <ul> <li><a … Read more
How i can get current menu id with multiple occurrence
To answer your question, you can find the original file in the WordPress Github repository. However, when a WordPress website is hacked and has malware infected files it is recommended to reinstall the entire site with a clean install (without plugins), check the database for infected entries and change all (WordPress, database, etc) passwords. When … Read more
I found the error. It is the inspect tool of Google Chrome that is broken. When viewing the device toolbar and checking on different screen size it doesn’t work. It only works when you manually resize the window without the device toolbar activated.
You can access those classes like this: // where ‘Top’ is the menu name, slug or ID. But not menu location. $menu_items = wp_get_nav_menu_items( ‘Top’ ); foreach ( $menu_items as $menu_item ) { $menu_classes = $menu_item->classes; print_r( $menu_classes ); }
If you want to hide sub menus all you need to do is not have them in the first place. Try going to the admin panel’s menus section and just remove the unwanted sub menus from the menu itself.