I’m trying to remove current_page_parent class from the blog index menu item (I got a custom page to display all blog posts and it is in the menu) when navigating custom post type archive page and custom post type posts.
Can someone explain to me how the Walker Class works? Do the methods inside the class always need to overload the parent method?
I’m using the following inside the wp_nav_menu function to create a select dropdown menu where each menu item is an option in the select dropdown…
I want to add a custom class to anchors in wp_nav_menu outputs.
I am trying to build a WordPress theme with boostrap, but the nav menu is giving me some trouble. I would like the dropdown to work like boostraps dropdown, but I do not know how to do this.
Although I am very thankful to the wordpress core team that they have finally integrated native menu management capabilities I get frustrated with some key elements which I would like to change.
I’m creating a custom walker for my nav menu. The goal is to split the menu in to columns like so:
Previously, I was able to selectively load child pages for a currently-selected parent page using logic such as:
As part of a theme for a client, I want to be able to show a custom menu (defined via the admin) in a select box that automatically changes pages after changing the selection.
About a year ago I remember seeing a plugin or some code which allowed you to add an author dropdown menu to the post “publishing” metabox instead of it being on its own.