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Not very long at all.

in functions.php:

register_nav_menus(
array( 'main-menu' => __( 'Main Menu', 'UNFFFP'),
       'news-menu' => __( 'News Menu', 'UNFFFP'),
       'events-menu' => __( 'Events Menu', 'UNFFFP'),
	   'footer-menu' => __('Footer Menu', 'UNFFFP')
	   )
       );
}

in footer.php:

<?php wp_nav_menu( array(
					 'theme_location' => 'footer-menu',
					 'container' => '',
					 'menu_class' => 'footer-nav',
					 'after' => '',
					 'depth' => 1
					 ) ); ?>

Oh, and needless to say that the menu was set up by the theme author!

Thanks for your help with this. I am the theme author, so I have set up the menu using register_nav_menus as is usual.

I have been exploring whether this is a conflict with Events Manager, as they note on their site that sometimes nav menus get rewritten on events pages. However this is not an events page – and following their instructions in settings seems to have done nothing.

Any other troubleshooting suggestions are most welcome and incredibly appreciated!

It’s a WP Menu – register_nav_menus

Yes. See actually under the yellow section of the footer – where the copyright statement generally would be – there is a line of links?

On all other pages, these links are different items. On this page (and some others), it is a repetition of the page name for each link. The links themselves are correct, however the link titles are not.

Hmm. Not even on the example link I showed you?

https://unfffp.volumesquared.com/about/unff/

I should point out, the footer menu is at the VERY bottom. Where it says Copyright | Terms of Use, etc

Could be that WPML is the culprit, but unfortunately I can’t test as uninstalling breaks the site. Sigh.

Completely understood. I was hoping I’d get away with describing the issue really, really well so as not to compromise the project. In the end, though, troubleshooting this issue is the most important thing.

Site is: https://unfffp.volumesquared.com
Pages where occurring: https://unfffp.volumesquared.com/about/unff/ (for instance)

You’ll notice it occurring on the footer menu, and I just realized that the issue is that it is echoing the page name for the page, not the link name that has been set in the menu (each item on the menu is an external link)

Site has buddypress, events manager and WPML installed among other (less major) plugins.

Latest version of BuddyPress is 1.8, and it is not working.

@echoleaf,

Yes, you are. If you are using subdomains, you will need an SSL certificate that supports wildcard domains. If each domain is mapped to an individual url, you will need to purchase multiple certificates. You don’t need multiple IPs.

SSL plugin I’m using is WordPress HTTPS. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-https/

So my apologies for the last post – i think i understand this correctly now.

However I still can’t seem to get it to work. Can I confirm that the category ID should be the category slug without apostrophes, and placeholders should be replaced by the html and placeholders per my example above?

I do this, and I get nothing displayed. Per this page: https://unfffp.volumesquared.com/events/categories/cpf/

Formatting is disabled, and my template does resemble the archive template. I’m having trouble outputting anything correct, though. Here’s the code I attempted to replace <?php get_template_part( 'entry' ); ?> with:

<?php
  $EM_Category = new EM_Category($term);
$EM_Category->output('<div class="post-excerpt">
<div class="post-summary">
   <h5>#_EVENTLINK</h5>
<div class="entry-meta">
<time class="date" datetime="#_EVENTDATES ">
            #j #F #Y#@_{ \u\n\t\i\l j F Y},  #_EVENTTIMES</time>

<span class="meta-sep">??/??</span>

<span class="author"><a href="#_CONTACTPROFILEURL
">#_CONTACTNAME</a>
</span>{has_location}
<br/>
 #_LOCATIONNAME, #_LOCATIONTOWN #_LOCATIONSTATE</i>{/has_location}<br/>
#_EVENTEXCERPT
</div>

</div>

<div class="post-thumbnail">
#_EVENTIMAGE{90,90}
</div>

</div>
');?>

No.

In trying to fix the issue, I created a new permalink slug for event categories named events-categories (it didn’t help). The permalink slug for events is events. None of the permalink slugs are set to news.

Hi there,

I used separate regular SSLs for each domain. All the sites were under the same IP.

Hope that helps.

Using a plugin named Breadcrumb NavXT.

I could hard-code the breadcrumbs into the events template pages, but it makes no difference – the menu is still showing the event hierarchy for categories under News.

Thanks everyone for your help. After countless weeks and hours trying to work out what was wrong, it was very simple.

The site had woocommerce instead, and it was set to revert to http on checkout. This seems to actually force ALL https pages throughout the site to forward back to http, not just the pages that you visit after checkout.

Unchecking that solved the problem. It was so simple I can almost hit myself, but thankfully it’s now resolved!