Andrii Ryzhkov

Yes, it is modified. But the original wp-bootstrap-navwalker from github behaves the same for me.

The native Walker_Nav_Menu looks to produce relevant html, though it does not work with Bootstrap. I use this instead https://github.com/twittem/wp-bootstrap-navwalker

Only Polylang couses problem. The theme is custom. Other themes seems work fine. Menu is based on Bootstrap Nav Walker.

<div class="collapse navbar-collapse" id="primary-navbar"
                 role="navigation">
                     <?php
                     if (has_nav_menu('primary')) :
                         wp_nav_menu(array(
                             'theme_location' => 'primary',
                             'depth' => 3,
                             'walker' => new TSATU_Nav_Walker(),
                             'menu_class' => 'nav navbar-nav'
                         ));

                     endif;
                     ?>
            </div>

User preference is prioritized unless you choose WordPress default in the as admin language in your profile.

Oh. I found a problem. It was my fault, I added locale filter to solve another problem. Sorry.

Looks like you are using Polylang functions in your custom plugin and you don’t test for the existence of these functions.

Yeah. I missed one. Thanks again.

My user frofile is set to default language (not English). When I try to set language in settings->general under ‘show all languages’ it still results in English after saving settings. But if I select my default language in admin bar it automatically changes language in settings->general into my default language, which is Ukrainian. And again if I try to change language in settings->general it stays the same. Looks like I am just not able to change language settings in settings->general.

Trying to deactivate Polylang… Oups, blank page. Can not deactivate plugin.

Cool! It works perfectly fine. Will you make this fix permanent in the next release?

And one more. Site language in general options of WordPress is set to English if I select “Show all languages”. Is it normal behavior? I expect it to be in default language.

It is called in the header and footer templates. And above this call there is a switch to main blog to get menu out of there. And menu works fine.

OK. Thanks.