I discovered some clashes 3 years with div.wrap which are present in backend.css and in php file. This cause in some rare times that sideways scroll is not working in admin for other plugins. I renamed this in both file to div.aws-oruw-wrap. Then its working for all incl your plugin, perhaps something you can fix if you have any ongoing releases.
Per
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EDIT: Sorry for open a new thread but as I have reported this 3 years ago and since it has’nt been fixed yet therefore I open this thread.
]]>A good working one can see here, just using the shortcode:
[remote_get url="https://johnnyjensens.com/menu3" start='
<div class="entry-content clearfix"]Problem with adding a <div> can be seen here:
https://www.tivolibarandgrill.com/menu22
<div id="jj-menu">[remote_get url="https://johnnyjensens.com/menu3" start='<div class="entry-content clearfix"' stop='<div id="comments"']</div>
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]]>Before, I was having trouble removing the wrapping div in calling wp_nav_menu. And found out that this code
$menu = '<div class="' . esc_attr($args['menu_class']) . '">' . $menu . "</div>\n";' in post-template.php does the wrapping of div in menu items which happens when there is no menu item specified in the back end. I would suggest to add if statement for this code to have the ability to turn on/off the div wrap.
Before, I was having trouble removing the wrapping div in calling wp_nav_menu. And found out that this code
$menu = '<div class="' . esc_attr($args['menu_class']) . '">' . $menu . "</div>\n";' in post-template.php does the wrapping of div in menu items which happens when there is no menu item specified in the back end. I would suggest to add if statement for this code to have the ability to turn on/off the div wrap.
Mark
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