Auto show a page in a navigation bar is not a standard feature of WordPress. It is a specific feature of theme or plugins. If the theme you are using has this feature and you don’t want it you will need to create a child theme and modify this behaviour. Anyway, what you have described … Read more
From your comments, you opted for a custom page template. Based on that, you can simply perform a custom query to retrieve posts that belongs to a certain tag and category I tend to make use of a tax_query using WP_Query when you quering posts from more than one taxonomy. It is more flexible, specially … Read more
At the end of your Navigation Walker you can just append to the $output like so: $output .= apply_filters( ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’ , $item_output , $item , $depth , $args ); // This is before the ending list item: $output .= ‘<span>Inner Navigational Text</span>’; To get the post meta (I’m not familiar with ACF) you can use … Read more
I edited your title so as not to give the impression this is a CSS issue – because it isn’t. Is this a custom created menu item? If so, you may need to add the trailing slash in menu admin.
Grouping parent categories into sections
Each WP menu item that contains a submenu haves the “menu-item-has-children” class for <li> you can use that class for add a pointer for sub menu: For example the simple example can be this but you can use that for creating better pointer for your site: .menu > li.menu-item-has-children > a:after{ content: “(have child)”; }
What you might be looking for is http://scrollnav.com. We use this for Aesop Story Engine in our Chapter and Timeline components.
Can’t add optional class to menu item when using Walker_Nav_Menu
‘depth’=>-1 will show all the levels (source^): $depth (integer) (optional) How many levels of the hierarchy are to be included where 0 means all. -1 displays links at any depth and arranges them in a single, flat list. Default: 0 So your code will be: <?php if (has_nav_menu( ‘secondary’ )) { wp_nav_menu( array( ‘container’ => … Read more
It is sometimes irritating that some build-in functions don’t have appropriate filters to modify their output. get_boundary_post() is one of those build-in functions. Unfortunately it does not get posts according to post type, only taxonomy. You can still however make use of this function to get the first and last post. It does support the … Read more