Consider changing the CSS to: .wp-block-navigation-item.current-menu-item .wp-block-navigation-item__label { color #365ABA !important; } Please note, this only works on the Πρότζεκτς and Γνωρίστε μας menu items. As these are the only pages that get the current-menu-item class when on their respective pages. For the other menu items, you may need to look at re-adding the menu … Read more
To get a full control of the menu items you can create a custom Walker class, which extends the default Walker_Nav_Menu class. Override and customize the class methods as needed. Finally pass an instance of the custom walker to wp_nav_menu( array $args = array() ) with walker key in the $args array. If you only … Read more
I checked both of your links and in the <body> tag, both of them have class page-id-1508, meaning that the page id is recognised correctly either with or without the query variable. However, as @mmm suggested in the comment above, it seems that you added the menu item as Custom Link (note the menu item … Read more
After a lot of reading, debugging and testing I did not manage it to modify the default core/navigation block as I wanted. The interactivity API still keeps getting in the way. So my solution was to enable the classic menu and make it a custom dynamic block: My theme’s functions.php: function my_theme_register_menus() { register_nav_menus( array( … Read more
You can easily add any HTML element to all menu items that have children by extending the Walker_Nav_Menu core class. The code below will add <i> icon element just after menu item </a> tag but you can of course change that if you need them inside or somewhere else by changing the $item_output variable. function … Read more
If it’s a menu item in a classic menu, then yes, you could use useEntityProp to get and set the menu item’s post meta, except that the post type is actually nav_menu_item and that you would need to manually add custom fields support to that post type. const navMenuItemId = 123; const [ meta, setMeta … Read more
As pointed out in the comments it’s currently not possible to use the navigation block in a widget. I missed the section in the GitHub issue where they explain more detailed that simply enabling the block wouldn’t solve the problem.
I think this is the most relevant solution to your problem. You just check it out: Possible solution Possible solution
Add a new menu selector element into WordPress nav-menus.php
wp_nav_menu parent in submenu