As Milo already pointed out in a comment above, WordPress does not do that by default, so your problem should be related to your theme or one of the plugins you are using. Before troubleshooting the problem, make sure you do a full WP backup, just to make sure you can revert to the working … Read more
I assume that you didn’t change the theme to something else, then change it back to the original theme? In any case, look at Appearance, Menu to see if your menu is set up as you wish it to be. Then check to ensure that the menu is selected to be used by your theme.
Have you tried deactivating Bem_Menu_Walker to see if that resolves the problem? I would suggest removing the plugin and instead either adjusting your CSS or adding class names through menu management. (Each menu item allows you to add a class, if that’s all you need to achieve.) Or, create your own custom walker. Since these … Read more
Customize version different to Live version
The default menu in WordPress already adds classnames for the current menu item, and if its a submenu, the parent will have a classname too as current-parent: li.current-menu-item{ //here your CSS for the current menu item } li.current_page_parent{ //here your CSS for parent menu item of the current menu item }
Update: Here is the answer: <?php if(is_single()) echo ‘active’; ?>
You need access to Appearances to change the menu. Once in Appearances, click on Menus and create your new menu. Then in the Menu settings select a location (usually primary for the header menu)
Though you have not mentioned much details. But from shared details possible solution is – you just need to remove box-shadow from nav
can you describe your question in more detail. what i understand that if you want to show 4 to 5 fix pages in footer menu then you can do using get_permalinks by page id of that page.something like below. replace page id with your page ids in both get_permalink() and get_the_title(). Example : <ul> <li><a … Read more
How i can get current menu id with multiple occurrence