I’m building a horizontal menu and some of the entries on that menu will have dropdowns (sub-menus), and some won’t. Those that have sub-menus are not actually pages. They’re just meant to be guides for the dropdowns.
Thanks to some help on here, I’ve managed to add a custom search box to my main menu… by adding this to my theme’s functions.php
I wanna preview all the fields that the nav menu $item array holds. Is there a function to fetch it from anywhere and place it inside var_dump?
I’m wondering if it is possible to add different classes to second/third/fourth/etc-level items that have children in Appearance > Menus tree?
Since yesterday the wp_scheduled_auto_draft_delete cron job somehow deletes all page entries from our menus. All entries in the table wp_postmeta with meta_key = '_menu_item_object' and meta_value = 'page' get deleted in the process. By tracing back the DELETE query I found out that the menu entries are deleted by a function called _wp_delete_post_menu_item. I got the following stacktrace for that function:
The add_menu_page documentation says to pass the menu title as the second parameter:
So, I want to create different menus for people who are logged in or not.
Is possible to get current-menu-item as a php variable?
I’ve been following the WordPress Settings API tutorial series of this guy:
I tried looking for info about how to exclude/remove nav menu items from custom menus, and the only thread I found did not have any answers that were useful to me.