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Please check the first parameter of the function stripe_tags from \wp-includes\formatting.php on line 4670. You can check the value of the parameter by using var_dump( $variable ) and if you get array then change the array to string and then pass the string in the function. You can also use the function is_array to check … Read more
Unable to get Navigation Menu to display in the desired location
Check your PHP memory limit; memory should be 64MB or above. you can try increasing Memory limit by adding define (‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’); in wp-config.php file.
Sense you want to customize the flow of how menus are built OOTB, I highly recommend studying on up the built in method wp_get_nav_menu_items(). By seeing and manipulating menu lists as seperate objects, you could construct the HTML around the data however you desire to do so.
It seems that there is a conflict with your plugins. That’s why, you are seeing this blank page. Follow these steps to solve the issue: Purge the cache content of your cache plugin or server cache. Deactivate all the plugins. Then reactivate them one by one. In this way, you can find the defective one, … Read more
Try to display the menu with the function wp_nav_menu() anywhere on you site , also check the depth attribute .
When you perform a search for terms in the menu editor, it runs get_terms() with the name__like argument (a category is a type of “term”). The get_terms_args filter lets you filter any use of get_terms(). So we can use this filter and check if the name__like argument has a value. If it does then that … Read more
Looks to be a case of flash of un-styled text as you are using “Archivo Medium” from Google Web Fonts for your menu. There is a CSS property font-display which would help in your case, however the Google Webfonts don’t use this currently. There’s an issue which raises this on GitHub. There are a few … Read more
You may already have discovered how to make a top-tier menu item unclickable in the Gutenberg Editor/WordPress, but I am placing this here for others to read. Use the menu block inserter to create a navigation block in your header. Add a top-tier menu item and choose a page in your list of pages. I … Read more