Big Voodoo

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  • Plugin Author Big Voodoo

    (@bigvoodoo)

    Haha, you’re right! I missed that line in the installation instructions (along with a couple other mistakes). I have updated the instructions.

    You make a good point, czargyle. You can do your own presentational styling, but the menu extras will only work if you use the shortcode. I can make it possible to instead specify the custom walker to specific menus, and make sure that the walker handles the extra stuff like columns. Note that doing it this way will lose the optimization of loading menus on the front-end, so menu generation will be slower (but no slower than the current WordPress menu system).

    Will this work for you?
    <?php wp_nav_menu(array('theme_location' => 'mega_menu', 'walker' => 'Walker_Nav_Mega_Menu')); ?>

    I will also include some basic CSS & JS that you can start from & customize in the next version. It will be basic so people will still need to modify it to fit their themes, but I will at least get it looking like an actual mega menu ??

    Thank you both for your feedback!

    Plugin Author Big Voodoo

    (@bigvoodoo)

    Hi, thanks for your question!

    There are no options for this plugin. Once activated, it will enable some enhancements to the WordPress menu system in Appearance->Menus. These enhancements are described in the plugin description page (and also the README included in the plugin). To use the menus in your frontend, you need to use one of the shortcodes as described on the installation page.

    Please let me know if you have any further questions!

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