I used this plugin a while back and it worked well, although the menu system wasn’t overtly complex, just had lots of items. https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-exporter/ – It’s old, but could still do the trick. This will let you export your menu and import via the standard importer tool.
The following code will get you the featured image for 3rd level of your navbar. You, have to pass the nav-menu id within wp_get_nav_menu_items(). It will get you the menu list (For more details). <ul> <?php $navMenu = wp_get_nav_menu_items(9); /*/Pass Nav Menu_id or Name*/ $previousMenuParent = $level = 0; foreach ($navMenu as $menu) { if($menu->menu_item_parent … Read more
how to configure this type of menu
You can use walker class to update HTML. Please check following URL to get idea about how to manage HTML in walker class. URL : Walker Class
As you know, walker is server side method while jQuery is client side method. You need to choose what will be the best in any situation. If you don’t use a dedicated Walker for each menu, default WordPress Walker will run so why don’t use your own and adapt it via jQuery for the different … Read more
Try using display instead of float: .site-nav ul li { list-style: none; display: inline; }
its been answered by Math Royal here but the difference is he use the name of menu instead of slug
There is an overflow issue with your menu items. To solve it, head over to Appearance > Customize and add this piece of CSS to your custom CSS: .fusion-main-menu{ overflow:visible!important } This will allow your submenu to overlap the DIV while hovered.
via walker class – problem is solve
Unable to remove page from primary menu