So it turns out it is an issue from a plugin. I am using Handl UTM Grabber to get UTM information and submit it through a form. I have contacted the developer of the plugin and he is working on the issue.
Building a menu from a large number of pages?
This can achieve with a nav walker. I used this. I am stepping according to the mentioned. Put navwalker (wp-bootstrap-navwalker.php) in your theme root Call to the navwalker in functions.php file. require_once(‘wp-bootstrap-navwalker.php’); Create your menu in WordPress Backend (Appearance -> Menus) In your menu area, according to me in header.php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘menu’ => ‘main_menu’, … Read more
You can actually hide Pages (and Posts, Custom Links, or Categories) using the Screen Options tab at the top of the WordPress Dashboard while on the Menus editor screen. Just open that Screen Options tab and uncheck the box corresponding to Pages. If you want to make sure that option never gets checked again, you … Read more
You have to hook into wp_nav_menu_items and build your own menu there. A little guide for working with this hook can be found at wpbeginner.
I just added span and it worked very well Check result
As can be seen in the code, there was a typo: insti-navigation instead insti_navigation in the register function. Sorry for the noise.
Importing large product categories into wordpress menu
The first time you create a load of pages, or posts, or terms (whatever it may be) and then go to Menu, they won’t ever be in the order you created them, don’t know why but they’re just not. You need to manually shuffle them around in the order you want and then save your … Read more
So, the code in the documentation assumes that the menu you’re trying to get is set as the primary menu. If the menu you’re trying to get isn’t the one set as primaryin Apperance -> Menus, this error will show. I suggest you try to work with their name or slug instead.