How is custom menu hierarchy output handled?
I’m looking to pass custom nav_menus through an RSS feed so I can grab them on other sites to create the same custom menu on multiple sites.
menus
Whats the difference between current_page_item and current-menu-item
Whats the difference between current_page_item and current-menu-item when using Custom Menus
Bar separated navigation by extending Walker_Nav_Menu
I have the following menu in my header:
Displaying Logged-In User Name in WordPress Menu
I’m using WordPress with UserPro, and want my menu to display the logged-in user’s first name, linked to the user profile page.
HTML Bootstrap navigation menu to WordPress menu using wp_nav_menu
I am trying to convert my existing HTML Bootstrap menu into WordPress theme menu. I already created menu called “Primary” in WordPress, but can’t get it in theme exactly the same as in HTML. My HTML Bootstrap code now is like this:
Get menu object from theme_location
I’d like to get a menu object from its theme location argument.
Hide a menu-item and its submenus and display a ‘Log in’ link if the user is logged out
I need, somehow, to enable that when you logout, that ‘My Account’ item is getting hidden from the navbar, and instead it displays a ‘Log in’ link. The item ‘My Account’ also have submenus with the items ‘Log out’ and ‘Track your order’. This should be hidden as well (I guess it gets hidden when you hide the parent ‘My Account’).
How do I get the name of a menu in WordPress?
I’m currently setting up a sidebar menu with multiple menus and sections. Each section with the title (the menu name) and a bunch of links underneath (the menu items) – I printed the items, but how do I print the menu name?
wp_get_nav_menu_items how to exclude sub level menu items?
I have the following function to output a custom menu in select format for a responsive design I’m working on.
How to manually specify the current active page with wp_nav_menu()
Is there a way of manually specifying which page is currently “active” when using wp_nav_menu()?