The only thing that I see is the argument ‘query_var’=>true, it can be set to false, but the default value is the taxonomy name, so set it to true is maybe the cause of the failure, even the codex example set it to true, I think it can be great to try register_taxonomy( ‘works_category’, ‘works’, … Read more
You can leverage the use of the gettext filter to change the text. Add this code to your child theme’s functions.php or to a plugin: add_filter(‘gettext’, ‘wpse248225_change_text’, 20, 3 ); function wpse248225_change_text( $translated_text, $untranslated_text, $domain ) { if ( NECTAR_THEME_NAME !== $domain ) { return $translated_text; } // Make the changes to the text switch( … Read more
As hinted at by the comment from the_dramatist, it is not enough to simply add the nav walker class file to your file structure. You must also load the file somewhere, typically in the theme’s functions file or a common include. Your nav walker class, path and filename will vary so update accordingly: require get_template_directory() … Read more
There are a couple of issues with the original code. In the if statement, $args[‘menu’] is being set to Non-Members Area (which will then evaluate to true). It looks like you actually want to be doing an equality check there. A good way to avoid this is to use Yoda conditions. Also, the $args array … Read more
Try changing this line: $items = $homelink . $items; to $items = $items . $homelink;
There is a really good example on this page if you want to have a look and see if it helps – https://isabelcastillo.com/dynamically-sub-menu-item-wp_nav_menu
You can always edit navigation labels for each page in the Menu Structure section of the Menus admin page. Once the label becomes edited it will remain the same after the page title change.
If you wanted to have a greyed out link, you could swap out posts_nav_link for something like this: <?php if ( ! get_previous_posts_link() ) : ?> <div class=”inactive post-link post-link__previous”>« Previous Posts</div> <?php else : ?> <div class=”post-link post-link__previous”><?php previous_posts_link(); ?></span> <?php endif; ?> And just set the inactive class in your CSS to be … Read more
WordPress calls these Navigation Menus. There are a few steps: Set up a child theme, if you aren’t already using one. That way your changes won’t be lost when the main theme is updated. Register the menu – in your child theme’s functions.php file, function mythemeslug_register_custom_menu() { register_nav_menu(‘topnav’, __(‘Top Nav’)); } add_action(‘init’, ‘mythemeslug_register_custom_menu’); Call the … Read more
In case anyone is interested, I think I managed to find a solution. Just had to add the following two lines of code just after the e.preventDefault(); line and before the _this.toggleClass( ‘toggle-on’ ); one: container.find( ‘.dropdown-toggle.toggle-on’ ).not( _this ).not( _this.parents( ‘.children, .sub-menu’ ).prev( ‘.dropdown-toggle’ ) ).removeClass( ‘toggle-on’ ).attr( ‘aria-expanded’, false ); container.find( ‘.children.toggled-on, .sub-menu.toggled-on’ … Read more