Tracey Holinka

Thanks Joe! This works well–I just made a slight modification to strip out multiple spaces. I should have it release within a week.

The Constructor were replaced in 1.4.1 and there is only 1 file. What 9 files are you talking about?

Thanks for the code. I’ll take a look at as soon I get some down time.

I currently don’t have plans to do this. Can you explain what problem you’re trying solve so I can better understand why you want this functionality.

No my widget doesn’t have any shortcodes so do_shortcode won’t work.

Thanks for the suggestion. I’m planning to add multiple css class to the next release.

If you’re trying to bold a specific menu item, you can do that in your theme style sheet using the menu item’s id. Something like this:

#menu-item-55 {
  font-weight: 700;  /* bold */
  font-style: italic;  /*italic */
}

Thanks for the suggestion.

This doesn’t change the Custom Menu widget, you need to use the Better Menu widget instead.

Do you get a white screen with one of the default themes?

You should be able to make a fly out menu with CSS. If you don’t know CSS then you’ll need to learn–there’s lots of tutorials on the web. Teaching CSS is beyond this forum.

Resolved

Something like below might work. Since I didn’t see the widget on your site, it’s just a guess.

.better-menu-widget ul {
list-style: none;
font-family: Georgia, serif;
font-size: 14px;
}

Change the font-family and size to what you want. Let me know if that works.

Excellent.

Try this:

.sub-menu li {
background: url(“https://www.chaostoclarity.com/wp-content/themes/chaostoclarity/images/ico-widget-list.png”) no-repeat left center;
padding: 6px 0 6px 22px;
}

You’ll need to download this file: https://www.chaostoclarity.com/wp-content/themes/chaostoclarity/images/ico-widget-list.png

Then upload it to your WordPress site and replace the image url with the correct one.

We’re redoing our website so that file won’t be available for long.

Let me know if it works.