WordPress already applies the CSS class current-page-ancestor to the <li> if it is a link to a Page that is a parent (or higher) of the current Page. This follows the Page structure, not the menu structure. If this is not fit for your situation, could you edit your question to make it more clear … Read more
Try “depth”=>1. 0 means “unlimited”.
I’m just shooting in the dark here, but what i think is going on is your menu “thinks” its on the blog page when its really on the “CPT” page? is that about right? if so then you need to select a blog page in the admin section. Under the Settings menu click on the … Read more
I just inatalled it and used the Custom menus and i get no description Never the less.. This theme have a “disable description in Header Menu” feature. On Your wordpress menu go to: Graphene Options >> Display >> Navigation Menu Display Options.. Click the “disable description in Header Menu” And your done..
To answer my own question Both register_nav_menu() and register_nav_menus() are additive, ie they add to the existing menu set (as long as you use a different location identifier). You don’t need to redeclare an existing custom menu location that was created with either one of those calls.
Go into the dashboard and then to the pages menu. Add a page, give it a title of About Us. Do this for as many pages as you need. Then go to Appearance > Menus On the right fill in the Menu Name, you can name it anything (i.e. Main Menu, Primary) Over to the … Read more
You could go about the actual structuring of the pages 2 ways: Create a Ministries page, leave it empty, and use it for only organizational purposes and set the rest as children…probably not the best method Create a Ministries Category, then create the pages (with no parents) The menu is gonna work the same way … Read more
Go into Apparences -> Menu -> (find the header menu) -> Click the page you want to change, when the options open, just change the heading label to whatever you want. Regards
You need a custom walker. Change the function function start_el() to use your custom field’s value.
You’re _doing_it_wrong(). When you call wp_nav_menu(), you should be referencing theme_location, not menu. The way the custom navigation menu functionality is intended to work: The Theme registers locations for navigation menus to appear, via register_nav_menus( array( ‘location_slug’ => ‘Location Name’ ). Then the Theme instructs WordPress where to output those menus, via wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ … Read more