3 replies to this topic

[buzzdeep]

Can I have a simple function that moves primary nav to header/branding area?

I am trying this:

 add_action('pagelines_before_branding_icons', 'add_topnav_menu');
	function add_topnav_menu() {
		wp_nav_menu( array('menu' => '$menu' ));
	}

and it posts the nav bar inside header, but it loses all CSS and so, display it vertically. How can we keep intact the entire nav bar?

[buzzdeep]

anyone?

[bryan-hadaway]

Forwarded to developers. Thanks, Bryan

[arpowers]

Hmm... well it looks like you're getting there... There are two good approaches to this. 1. Use a hook (like you did ) 2. Create a custom section (in the child theme) ** To get the styling you're looking for you're going to need to apply the same CSS classes given in the section.nav.php file. namely: `wp_nav_menu( array('menu_class' => 'main-nav'.$additional_menu_classes, 'container' => null, 'container_class' => '', 'depth' => 3, 'theme_location'=>'primary', 'fallback_cb'=>'nav_fallback') );` just start by using that with your hook