2 replies · opened Apr 26, 2016
hi, I'm beginning with Canvas theme.
I would like to know if there is a way to have only one file that contains the primary menu html code that is loaded in all my site pages (so I can change only one code...).
Can I use php code to do it (include...), or chanching .html to .php extention will brake internal links?
Thanks in advance!
Hello,
This is Definitely Possible and you can have a Centralized File for the Menu and this can be achieved easily using PHP. Please use the following steps:
Firstly, you will need to change the .html Extension of your files to .php .
Secondly, create a File named menu.php and add the Menu Code to it.
Then, include this file in the Primary Menu Area. Example:
Also, make sure that you change the Menu Links extension from .html to .php .
This will definitely work fine. Let us know if we can help you with anything else or if you find any issues.
Hello,
I was trying to achieve it with my files but not with PHP.
My issue is that the dynamically added classes like for instance 'sf-with-ul' are not added, so the sub-menu or mega-menu are not recognized because, I think it is loaded after the specifics functions that are managing it.
Could you help with this?
PS : I am trying to achieve it also for the footer
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