Show all languages in menu by default

@snelisse
hi
do you want place languages selector one above the other?

Hi Alex,

Yes. I would like to have the two flags right above eachother in the below the menu.

@snelisse
This feature will be released in one of next version WPGlobus. For now you can request from your theme developers update for this issue.

Ok, thanks.

I’ll do that, but I’ll keep an eye on the updates..

Thanks.

Hi Alex,

I saw there was a new update for WPglobus.
Does this mean I could now add both languages in the menu without a dropdown?

Best,

@snelisse
not yet

Hello @snellisse

The menu tweaking as well as other useful features are available in the WPGlobus Plus extension:

https://www.wpglobus.com/extensions/wpglobus-plus/

Thank you!
Gregory,
The WPGlobus Team

I have a similar request, I would like to enable the drop down list to be permanently ‘open’, so just have the different languages list without hovering over the menu. I believe that is the “Switcher Menu” feature which is available in the WPGlobus Plus extension? Is there any way to purchase this feature seperately, because $40 a year is not within my budget .. Thank you for your support.

@amateur_dev
You can get permanently open language’s list by using WPGlobus sidebar widget

@alex Gor: Thank you for the quick response and awesome solution! Great!

@amateur_dev

here is an easy solution.
1. open your menu editor, and add the language urls
In my case they are: ‘EN’, ‘HU’ and ‘DE’
2. add custom class to you navigation links. You can enable this option in the top menü.
https://cdn4.wpbeginner.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/adding-css-classes-wp-menus.png
3. add your custom classes, mine for example:
‘ennav’ ‘denav’ ‘hunav’
(you don’t have to take dot before the names, because wordpress indentifies the names as css classes.)
AND you add another word to each menu item, for example ‘mynav’
4. go the the WPGlobus settings and you can find the ‘add custom css’ filed here: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpglobus_options&tab=1
5. create your custom css.
It’s easy:

.mynav {
  background-repeat:no-repeat;
  background-position:center;
}

.hunav {
  background-image: url(/wp-content/plugins/wpglobus/flags/hu.png);
}
.denav {
  background-image: url(/wp-content/plugins/wpglobus/flags/de.png);
}
.ennav {
  background-image: url(/wp-content/plugins/wpglobus/flags/en.png);
}

6. If you want display just the flags, that’s enough.
Maybe you should write   into the menü titles ?
So you can hide the menu titles without further coding.

Best,
L.