You’re using get_next_post and get_previous_post correctly with get_permalink. The next and prev functions either return a WP_Post object or a falsy value. The permalink function accepts either a post object or a valid post ID and returns the post url as string, if it was found, otherwise it returns boolean false. I tested the code … Read more
wp_nav_menu_args is a filter inside wp_nav_menu, which is used to display navigation menus on your site. The $args parameter passed to the filter is an array containing the wp_nav_menu arguments. By default they are the following, $defaults = array( ‘menu’ => ”, ‘container’ => ‘div’, ‘container_class’ => ”, ‘container_id’ => ”, ‘menu_class’ => ‘menu’, ‘menu_id’ … Read more
The bug is not in this snippet of code. The problem is with how you call wp_get_nav_menu_array, wherever that happens. The $current_menu is likely something invalid, so wp_get_nav_menu_items returns false, and thus you get the error that you get. You can see in user contributed notes an example of how to get a valid value … Read more
You can wp_nav_menu_objects filter hook and you can compare your menu label with the condition and append your cart count. check below code. code will go active theme functions.php file. tested and works. function modify_cart_label_in_nav_menu_objects( $items, $args ) { if($args->theme_location == ‘primary’){ foreach ( $items as $key => $item ) { if ( $item->title == … Read more
You are not defining a certain width to each item from the second list, you could use the following to modify the styling for the submenu: ul li ul li { float: none; display: block; width: 100%; } It will look like this: You could also try using CSS Grid or CSS Flex to accomplish … Read more
As far as I can know about menus in WordPress – handlers use menu arguments. You can try to use this. Using the argument filter, we can pass the ID of the item: add_filter( ‘nav_menu_item_args’, function( $args, $item, $depth ) { $args->item_id = $item->ID; return $args; }, 10, 3 ); Then use custom argument anywhere. … Read more
This is kinda dirty, but I can’t find a better hook: function add_content_hash( $link ) { $link = str_replace(“‘ title=””, “#content” title=””, $link); return $link; } add_filter( “wp_get_attachment_link’, ‘add_content_hash’ );
When you use include parameter of wp_list_pages you are basically telling it to only include these certain Pages in the list. you should use exclude_tree instead, when using this parameter it will exclude a parent and all of that parent’s child Pages. so something like: $top_pages_to_exclude=”1″; // the top page to be excluded ID, you … Read more
The problem is that your query is selecting 10 posts per page, but you’re only limiting the view to 5, so you’re losing 5 posts per page. The proper way to change the number of posts per page is to modify the query before the loop: <?php $myquery = wp_parse_args($query_string); $myquery[‘posts_per_page’] = 5; query_posts($myquery); if … Read more
You could also simply use css: #menu-item-ID (where “ID” is the unique ID of the page/post/category/whatever).