Thankful to the Lord, I found a solution for anyone else that comes across this issue. I took this function from the WordPress codex and modified it to soot my needs function get_menu($menu_name) { $menu_items = wp_get_nav_menu_items($menu_name); $menu_list=””; $count = 0; $submenu = false; foreach( $menu_items as $menu_item ) { $link = $menu_item->url; $title = … Read more
How to remove Nav-Menu tooltips? (Wp-Globus plugin)
Menu doesn’t open on mobile
Kevin Leary posted a snippet to add aria-expanded tags in 2018. I love the simplicity of it. He describes what we’re doing here: This is the recommended approach for “fly-out (or drop-down) menus” provided by the w3.org, more on fly-out menu accessibility can be read on their site directly. function my_nav_menu_link_attributes( $atts, $item, $args ) … Read more
There is a mismatch of callback function names in your code. I believe, it’s just a typo. To understand the nature of your problem, we have to know, how walker-nav-menu uses its parameters, while traversing a menu tree. $args apply to entire menu tree. $item is an individual menu item. Any changes to arguments in … Read more
Change your start_el parameters: function start_el(&$output, $item, $depth = 0, $args = Array, $id = 0) WordPress updated these a while back. They need to match the expectations of the parent classes function for it to work properly.
Do you want the same image for each menu item? .menu-item a:before { content: url(“/path/to/image.png”); display: inline-block; } The menu items should already have an ID on each <li> li#menu-item-274 a:before { content: url(“/path/to/another/image.png”); } Failing that, you can implement your own Bootstrap Navwalker and add whatever classes or images you like. See: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/walker/ and … Read more
You should have only 1 select. Before the “>” of each option you can add <?php echo ( $_POST[‘select1’] == ‘value’ ? ‘selected’ : ” ); ?>
Change markup for just 2nd list element in custom Walker menu
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