Category descriptions showing up with titles

Hey there,

You can hide them with some CSS such as below:

.responsive-menu-item-description {
   display: none;
}

Peter

Hi Peter,

Is it possible to remove from html the “responsive-menu-item-description”, it takes some text – which not clear from where it is taken.

Display none is good for user but the content still exist on html – could effect SEO.

Thanks,
Oren

Hi Oren,

It is taken from the Menu Descriptions that you fill out when creating your WordPress menus, a good blog post can be found below:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-add-menu-descriptions-in-your-wordpress-themes/

I’m not sure you should be putting anything in a description field if it is not good for SEO as that is generally what descriptions are for.

Having said that, I agree that it shouldn’t be a simple CSS hide for this kind of thing so I have added it to my development list for the next release to have this as an On/Off option.

Hope that helps

Peter

Hi,

You right – I never used or were aware to the field in menu item.

Thanks for your quick and useful response.

Oren

Hey Oren,

No problem and thanks for bringing it to my attention and suggesting the improvement.

It will be part of the next release ??

Have a good day

Peter

Thank you, Peter, that worked beautifully! Thank you so much for this plugin.

Hey there,

You’re welcome and I’m glad you like it ??

Peter

Hi, Peter. I have the same problem. But, not all sub menus show item description. It looks like a some error.

My site https://kalitoys.ru
Its on russian, but you can see see the difference between sub-menus. All of them have a description, but not all show item description.

Hi there,

I’m not sure what to suggest as the code seems to suggest that no descriptions exist for those other menu items.

Can you open a new support request and provide either screenshots of your menu setup or an export of your menus so I can check as this ticket is now closed.

Many thanks

Peter