Max Mega Menu and yootheme pro

Hi hajerem,

I am afraid not. Max Mega Menu only works with themes that follow standard WordPress coding guidelines/conventions. YooThemes use their own proprietary framework.

Regards,
Tom

@hajerem the plugin work very well with YOOtheme Pro. Your issue are probably the ‘Menu Location’. Check if you selected the right location.

@megamenu your answer is bit generic. YOOtheme Pro is a very professional written theme and follows very carefully all guidelines/conventions. The mentioned front-end framweork UIkit is a extremely solid, well documented and open source.

Hi @alexandergirod,

Are you able to add widgets to your sub menus?

My reference to not following standards is because there is code like this:

<?php echo $this['widgets']->render('menu'); ?>

Whereas the standard would simply be:

<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'main_menu' ) ); ?>

Regards,
Tom

@megamenu I have to admit I don’t really get your question. Widgets in sub menus? Also I can’t find the code you provided. Searching the code for the terms widgets, menu and theme_location results in something like this:

if (has_nav_menu($location)) {

            $menu = get_nav_menu_locations();

            ob_start();
            wp_nav_menu([
                'theme_location' => $location,
                'menu' => $menu[$location],
                'split' => $location == 'navbar',
            ]);

            $widget = $this->createWidget([
                'id' => "menu-{$sidebar}",
                'type' => 'menu',
                'content' => ob_get_clean(),
            ]);

            array_unshift($items, $widget);
        }

in \wp-content\themes\yootheme\vendor\yootheme\theme-wordpress-widgets\src\WidgetsListener.php:112

or this

// Register menu locations.
    foreach ($theme->options['menus'] as $id => $name) {
        register_nav_menu($id, __($name));
    }

    // Add filter to menu arguments.
    add_filter('wp_nav_menu_args', function ($args) {
        return array_replace($args, array(
            'walker' => new MenuWalker(get_current_sidebar(), $args),
            'container' => false,
            'fallback_cb' => false,
            'items_wrap' => '%3$s',
        ));
    });

in \wp-content\themes\yootheme\functions.php:115

But I’m not a programmer, just a big fan of the theme and for a current project I’m using your plugin with YOOtheme and stumbled upon this thread.

One real issue I had with the plugin/theme-combination was the menu location. So I created custom ones with your plugin and assigned the menu to the newly created ones.

Is this what you where referring to?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by alexandergirod.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by alexandergirod.

@alexandergirod The problem that I cannot put any widget like text widget or image in the menu. since it is a mega menu, so I should be able to add many things to menu.