Suggest going through all options of the Theme Customization to setup (and understand) everything. Check the Menu area to make sure that the theme is selecting the proper menu. Look at the Menus that are defined to ensure you are selecting the correct menu. Some themes use ‘widget areas’ to allow for different content (including … Read more
Goto your dashboard > appearance > customize there you can find some options to change button color,font size etc. To target your ul in menu you need to use below class: ul.nav-menu To target the li a of your menu use below class : .menu ul.nav-menu li a To target you ul under the parent … Read more
I am sure other people could point out other methods, but I’m just putting here what I consider to be the fastest method: use Advanced Custom Fields PRO and their option pages functionality. From their documentation: if( function_exists(‘acf_add_options_page’) ) { acf_add_options_page(array( ‘page_title’ => ‘Theme General Settings’, ‘menu_title’ => ‘Theme Settings’, ‘menu_slug’ => ‘theme-general-settings’, ‘capability’ => … Read more
If you want to hide sub menus all you need to do is not have them in the first place. Try going to the admin panel’s menus section and just remove the unwanted sub menus from the menu itself.
Have you assigned the menus to theme locations in wp-admin? If you look under Appearance > Menus, there is a Menu Settings section for each menu, and you should have the correct theme location checked under “display location.” You might also try simplifying your code. Perhaps for some reason WordPress has not yet identified which … Read more
I found a solution few days a go, so may it help someone, the problem I had was was the function to call the menu wp_get_menu_array(), there I had to add the description in the sub menu: /** * Get a simple array of menu mapped, including the submenus * * @param array $current_menu Argument … Read more
I think you forgot to set the menu location. Below the menu (depending on the used theme) – right below that what your image shows are one or more checkboxes “Location in the theme”. Select the “primary” menu If no menu location is selected, the fallback is to show every page in hierarchical order from … Read more
menu_position is not used when you set show_in_menu to a submenu. to put your menu in last position there is 2 solutions. The first is to change the menu construction priority like this : add_action(“admin_menu”, function () { remove_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘_add_post_type_submenus’); add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘_add_post_type_submenus’, 200); // 200 to set it after the last element of WooCommerce … Read more
I made 2 mistakes in my comment. try rather this code function data_attribs_menu( $atts, $item, $args ) { // check if ACF exists if( class_exists(‘acf’) ) { $page_section = get_field( ‘page_section’, $item->object_id ); if( $args->theme_location == ‘header-menu’ ) { if( $item->menu_item_parent == 0 ) { $atts[‘data-color’] = $page_section; } else { $parentItem = get_post($item->menu_item_parent); $parent_page_section … Read more
I Try to find how to collapse all cat by default in other word In that case, then try this script (replace the one you have now): <script> ( function ( $ ) { $( ‘li.has-children’, ‘#cat-drop-stack’ ).on( ‘click’, ‘> a span.caret-icon’, function ( e ) { e.preventDefault(); var self = $( this ), submenu … Read more