Add class to all list items of wp_nav_menu
I have a wp_nav_menu to which I want to add a classes to the list items.
I know this can be done by choosing ‘css classes’ from the screen options menu, but then I have to give every single li a class.
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Override custom menu widget
I would like to override some mark-up and css (like <div class="soma_container"><ul class=""></ul></div>)styling on a chosen custom menu widget. How would I do that? Should be hooked as the main navigation in functions.php or if there is good tutorial on this would be really appreciated
Custom Menus Description Stripping HTML Tags
Spent two days researching this. I need to be able to add HTML to the Custom Menus Description. Everything I can find (including on this site) is from Feb 2011 and mentions using a strip_tags filter. However, that no longer works. I’m developing on WP 3.4 Beta 4.
Get last modified date for menu link
How can I get the post date and/or the last modified date of the target page of a menu link? I want to include this value in a data attribute.
WordPress Menu Disappears when $query->query_vars[‘meta_key’] is set
I’ve set some meta variables on my WP posts. I want to be able to sort by these variables, and everything is working great except when I sort by either “views” or “likes”. When I sort by either of those two fields, WP doesn’t generate my nav (wp_nav_menu).
Create a select drop down of available menus
I’m attempting to create a custom field on my page creation that allows a user to choose which menu to display on the page. Right now I have my custom meta field setup, but can’t figure out how to make a drop down menu of the available menus. Is there a function that I could use and then for loop though?
How can I access the “description” of a menu item?
Where you can add your menu in under appearance > menus, I have descriptions in. In my page, I want to be able to echo out that description. Not in the menu, but in my page. How can I access this information?
How to get Menu Navigation Labels to output HTML
I’m trying to follow Jason Bradley’s advice on how to style my WordPress menus.
Is there a function to cause empty categories not to show in menus?
Scenario: Clients can add or remove posts at will, but may not be comfortable (or even bother) adding categories to a menu.
Edit html for menu items in default frontend menu
I am running Multisite, and would like to be able to append menu items to all frontend menus on all sites. This should work for menus saved via the admin interface as well as the default menu that is displayed.