Menu Missing on custom post type Single Post (Bug)

Hi funorang,

I’m not sure what I’m looking at. From what I understand, you mean that on the project page, the full menu is not showing. As far as my plugin is concerned, it receives the menu structure from WordPress and then adapts it according to its settings. I cannot straightaway explain why options are missing, the result should be the same on every page, unless another plugin or the theme are conflicting.

Can you
1. Go back to the default WordPress theme.
2. Disable all other plugins.
3. Reproduce this with a regular WordPress Post, not a custom post type.

Can you also give me exact and specific instructions on what your settings are for my plugin, so that I can reproduce it? (Note that I will be using the default WordPress theme.)

Kind regards,
Diana

Let me check, but seems i have to share my wordpress login details so you can check what you trying to say.

oHH Basically after upgrading the plugin, the plugin removed its old settings that’s why its not showing i just enable again the SUBMENU checkbox. its work fine now.

You can see the menu showing custom posttype post titles in navigation:
https://envato.webdesignerart.com/ridolfi/projects/commercial/

But when i click any of the single post link, the entire sub menu Remove.
https://envato.webdesignerart.com/ridolfi/rprojects/project21/

Plz review.

And Big Big thanks for professional support.

My whole website is depend on Custom Post Type, that’s why im using this plugin.

Hi funorang,

hm, it should really not have lost its settings, 1.2.0 should fix that… Or are you saying the checkbox was unticked but you other CPCM setting were still preserved?

Anyway, as for the behavior on your site, I’m really gonna have to ask you to perform steps 1,2,3 in my earlier post and then tell me what your menu settings are, so that I can reproduce the issue here and help you

Kind regards,
Diana

Your suggested options are:

1. Go back to the default WordPress theme. (hope it will not create problem when switch back to original theme)

2. Disable all other plugins.
(hope it will not create problem when activate plugins again)

3. Reproduce this with a regular WordPress Post, not a custom post type.
My whole website use custom post type navigation.

Let me know, what’s next to do.

Thanks

Thanks Diana, i found my mistake that was CSS issue that hiding my navigation, i am extremely sorry for waist your time.

Again such great nice plugin.

Thankyou so much!

Hi funorang,

no problem, I’m glad your problem is solved! ??
Good luck with your site, it’s looking good.

Kind regards,
Diana

See your hardwork contribution we professional also using in our projects. Luv it really.

Diana one more thing, you can see also, your plugin on single page removing the Parent menu CURRENT class, so its difficult to find which Parent menu. You can see:
https://envato.webdesignerart.com/ridolfi/rprojects/project20/

Projects > isn’t hightlighted in white.

But in this page:
https://envato.webdesignerart.com/ridolfi/projects/commercial/commercial-completed/

The project highlighting in white color. bcz its getting the current page class.

Any suggestion for this?

Thanks

Hi funorang,

I’ve had some troubles with the CSS classes in the past, it’s true. Could you please tell me which class you are missing exactly?

Kind regards,
Diana

You can see DIANA Parent Menu loosing its class:

https://envato.webdesignerart.com/ridolfi/rprojects/project20/

Projects > isn’t hightlighted in white.

But in this page:
https://envato.webdesignerart.com/ridolfi/projects/commercial/commercial-completed/

Hi,

I understand you’re missing the class “current-menu-ancestor”

So you have
– PROJECTS which is a WordPress Page
– COMMERCIAL which is a Taxonomy
– COMPLETED which is also a Taxonomy, so I’m guessing it’s a subtaxonomy
– PROJECT20, which is a post

Edit: I have been able to reproduce this, I’ll see what I can do.

Kind regards,
Diana

Hi funorang,

I *think* I have found the cause. There is a standard WordPress function _wp_menu_item_classes_by_context, that builds up these classes. (CPCM does not do this, but instead calls _wp_menu_item_classes_by_context.) It might be the case that this function assumes the menu structure was unchanged, because I see it reading some values from the original structur (via the database), so it does not know about the changes CPCM has made.

I will try to fix this after CPCM has called _wp_menu_item_classes_by_context.

Kind regards,
Diana

Thanks Diana you got the issue, you so talented expert developer, i am waiting for the new update that have this more improvement.

Luv your support.

Take Care