Setting php page parent level
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Hi there,
I have several pages for my website, and a couple of the pages do not show current-menu-item in the menus (top and bottom of page). Because of this, my menu current page css doesn’t get applied.
Example of working page:
https://www.ranacreek.com/dev/services/Non-working pages:
https://www.ranacreek.com/dev/projects/
https://www.ranacreek.com/dev/press/The “projects” portion uses a simple-portfolio plugin, so it is directed by a php file that overrides the “projects” page in the wordpress admin. Is there a way to add to the php that it should have a certain parent (projects)?
The “press” page also baffles me because it uses a standard page template, though I do pull custom posts, not a standard wordpress loop. It actually does work on the top menu, but not the lower one, even though I use the same code to call the menu (wp_nav_menu(); )
Any ideas? Workarounds? Many thanks!
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