I am not sure how the Hestia theme works but normally, you need to create child pages by setting a parent page in your wp-admin Pages menu. Or by going to Appearances > Menu, here you can create custom menus and set them to different locations.
In the single post you can get the parent category like this $category = wp_get_object_terms(get_the_ID(), ‘category’, array(‘parent’=>0)); $args = array( ‘show_count’ => false, ‘hide_empty’ => true, ‘title_li’ => ”, ‘show_option_none’ => ”, ‘echo’ => false, ‘depth’ => 1 ); $args[‘child_of’] = $category[0]->term_id; // Get the category list $categories_list = wp_list_categories( $args ); if ( $categories_list … Read more
You can try the following function: function wpse_290320_get_page_ids_from_menu( $menu_id, $submenu_id ) { $menus = wp_get_nav_menu_items( $menu_id ); $pages = array(); foreach( $menus as $menu ) { if( $submenu_id == $menu->menu_item_parent && ‘page’ == $menu->object ) { $pages[] = $menu->object_id; } } return $pages; } $menu_id = 26; $submenu_id = 3298; $pages = wpse_290320_get_page_ids_from_menu( $menu_id, $submenu_id … Read more
For some reason, your header is being wrapped in the div with the class “page-wrap”, which should go around the whole page (that’s what is does on the working WooCommerce page). If you go into your inspector and uncheck “overflow:hidden” on the div with the class ‘page-wrap’, the menu starts working. Maybe check your header … Read more
It’s wise to avoid nav menus in cases like this where things may change frequently. Instead, you could look into using wp_list_pages() – with a custom walker if you need one to format it visually. Try wp_list_pages() right out of the box first and see whether you can just use CSS to style the list … Read more
With .= you are appending you HTML code to the HTML code of the menu contained in the string $items, so the login will appear at the end. You instead want to insert the link inside the HTML of $items, so you must manipulate the string. You for example can search for the HMTL of … Read more
It is concatenated because that”s how we combine strings together in PHP, and string is passed because arguments can be passed as a query string or an array of key => value pairs. See the get_pages() documentation for more details. // So both of these will work: // 1. Pass string of arguments. $pages = … 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
This Code worked for me while ( odrin_have_rows(‘read_the_book_chapters’, $post_id) ) : the_row(); if (odrin_get_sub_field(‘sub’)){ $output .= ‘<li><ul>’; } $output .= ‘<li><a href=”#item’. $item_num = 1 . ‘”>’ . odrin_get_sub_field(‘title’, $post_id) .'</a></li>’;if (odrin_get_sub_field(‘sub’)){ $output .= ‘</ul></li>’;}$item_num++; endwhile; I was missing <li> of sub menu. Meaning that <ul> of sub menu should be within <li> of parent. … Read more
There is indeed a filter, walker_nav_menu_start_el will be able to handle it for you! Take this code for example: function wpse356896_filter_primary_nav_menu_dropdown( $item_output, $item, $depth, $args ) { // Only for our primary menu location. if ( empty( $args->theme_location ) || ‘primary-menu’ !== $args->theme_location ) { return $item_output; } // Add the dropdown for items that … Read more