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.
I want to add a custom class to anchors in wp_nav_menu outputs.
I’m trying to figure out the best way to add custom menu attributes without using a plugin. I have a site using a custom theme and need to make sure this is setup at theme activation vs needing to setup a plugin as well.
I asked this earlier on StackOverflow.com before realizing there was a StackExchange specifically for WordPress. Here is the link to the old question (for moderator deletion):
I’ve got a custom post type (CPT) called event. Every event has got an associated meta_key called event_date.
I need to attach meta data to every menu item, with a key ‘foo’. Is it possible to do that, without editing core WP?
I’m trying to create a mega menu walker. Unfortunately, walkers completely escape my coding knowledge. I could really use some help getting it working. Here’s the features I need:
I want to modify the WooCommerce “My Account” left side navigation menu.
I’m looking for a solution to adjust the output of wp_nav_menu only on a specific navigation menu. I have my menu:
I have my own SQL string to select Custom Post Type posts with specific WHERE clause. I’ve used the offset and limit to return appropriate posts depending on a page being displayed. That’s working fine.