Add WooCommerce MyAccount Page Login/Logout to Menu

This code adds a login/logout link to your WordPress primary menu to log the user into the WooCommerce My Account page and then also log out to the same or different page. It differs from the referred article as that adds the WordPress default login/logout page. The menus need to be registered via register_nav_menu and positioned with theme_location,…

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Add Search Icon After Menu using Beaver Themer with the Beaver Theme

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Here’s how you can add a search icon after a menu in a header done in the Beaver Theme using Beaver Themer. Create a Shortcode for the Beaver Builder Search function add_shortcode( ‘bb_search’,’bb_search_shortcode’ ); /* Add Search via shortcode */ function bb_search_shortcode() { ob_start(); FLTheme::nav_search(); return ob_get_clean(); } Create the Header in Beaver Themer Create…

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Using Slick Responsive Navigation Mobile Menus on Genesis Child Theme

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This guide uses a jQuery mobile responsive menu from Josh Cope and shows how you can use it for a mobile menu in a Genesis Child theme in WordPress. There is also a guide for regular WordPress themes here. Also I have made a plugin which will work  on Genesis and regular WordPress themes. SlickNav mobile menu is supports all modern…

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Add a CSS class to a menu or menu item in WordPress

CSS Classes can be added to a WordPress menu via a filter named – wp_nav_menu_args , a number of other parameters can also be added. Another filter nav_menu_css_class can also be used for actual list items. Adding a CSS Class to a menu function modify_nav_menu_args( $args ) { if( ‘primary’ == $args[‘theme_location’] ) { $args[‘menu_class’] = ‘menu…

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Remove Default Mobile Menu from Underscores

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WordPress Underscores theme comes with a default primary menu that toggles to a mobile menu button at 600px wide. If your project requires using another mobile menu solution it is best to remove the existing one and here’s how.   You can disable this menu and behaviour by removing the wp_enqueue_script to the navigation.js file…

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