chaosthunder

Hi John Paul,

Thanks for your advice.

I checked on Google and oopps Yoast SEO is removing stop words from my url. I disable that option of Yoast SEO and everything turns back to normal.

I am really appreciate for your help.

Hieu Bui,

Hi Tom,

I know what’s going wrong. Oops, it is just the wp_nav_menu($args) which cause the problem.

Originally, $args = array(…., ‘echo’ => true);

And that ‘echo’ attribute causes the menu to be placed in wrong position.

Because our theme mix all element into a html string, at last echo all the string out; and because of that, an echo command in the middle of the layout building process will be wrong in this situation.

Thanks for your plugin. It’s great!

But I want to recommend you to add some more feature, such as: ability to manually place items in any order, not stack up, and the ability to make the element wider or taller, depends on our wills.

Example:

block 1 block 4
block 2 block 5 block 7
block 3 block 6

block 1 -> block 6: they are regular menu items, and block 7 is a big image that take 1/3 area of the menu.

Currently, I can’t do it with Max Mega Menu. So, I have to use Uber Menu instead.

But, I think your plugin is still a great one.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks for your listening!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by chaosthunder.

Hi Tom,

The original theme menu is on our public site: https://wass.edu.vn/

The MMM menu is on my local site (cause I can’t test it on our public site).

I don’t know whether it is the theme or plugins which makes the menu disordered.

Below is my style for the MMM menu:

{“title”:”Default”,”container_background_from”:”rgb(241, 241, 243)”,”container_background_to”:”rgb(241, 241, 243)”,”container_padding_left”:”10px”,”container_padding_right”:”10px”,”container_padding_top”:”5px”,”container_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”menu_item_background_from”:”rgb(241, 241, 243)”,”menu_item_background_to”:”rgb(241, 241, 243)”,”menu_item_background_hover_from”:”rgb(237, 28, 36)”,”menu_item_background_hover_to”:”rgb(237, 28, 36)”,”menu_item_link_color”:”rgb(16, 16, 16)”,”menu_item_link_color_hover”:”rgb(255, 255, 255)”,”menu_item_link_padding_top”:”5px”,”menu_item_link_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”panel_background_from”:”rgb(241, 241, 243)”,”panel_background_to”:”rgb(241, 241, 243)”,”panel_width”:”1050px”,”panel_header_color”:”rgb(16, 16, 16)”,”panel_header_text_transform”:”none”,”panel_header_font_size”:”14px”,”panel_header_font_weight”:”normal”,”panel_header_border_color”:”#555″,”panel_padding_left”:”5px”,”panel_padding_right”:”5px”,”panel_padding_top”:”5px”,”panel_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”panel_widget_padding_left”:”5px”,”panel_widget_padding_right”:”5px”,”panel_widget_padding_top”:”0″,”panel_widget_padding_bottom”:”0″,”panel_font_size”:”14px”,”panel_font_color”:”#666″,”panel_font_family”:”inherit”,”panel_second_level_font_color”:”rgb(16, 16, 16)”,”panel_second_level_font_color_hover”:”rgb(255, 255, 255)”,”panel_second_level_text_transform”:”none”,”panel_second_level_font”:”inherit”,”panel_second_level_font_size”:”14px”,”panel_second_level_font_weight”:”normal”,”panel_second_level_font_weight_hover”:”bold”,”panel_second_level_text_decoration”:”none”,”panel_second_level_text_decoration_hover”:”none”,”panel_second_level_padding_left”:”10px”,”panel_second_level_padding_right”:”10px”,”panel_second_level_padding_top”:”5px”,”panel_second_level_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”panel_second_level_border_color”:”#555″,”panel_third_level_font_color”:”#666″,”panel_third_level_font_color_hover”:”#666″,”panel_third_level_font”:”inherit”,”panel_third_level_font_size”:”14px”,”panel_third_level_padding_left”:”10px”,”panel_third_level_padding_right”:”10px”,”panel_third_level_padding_top”:”5px”,”panel_third_level_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”flyout_width”:”200px”,”flyout_padding_top”:”5px”,”flyout_padding_right”:”10px”,”flyout_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”flyout_padding_left”:”10px”,”flyout_link_padding_top”:”5px”,”flyout_link_padding_bottom”:”5px”,”flyout_link_height”:”40px”,”flyout_link_size”:”14px”,”flyout_link_color”:”#666″,”flyout_link_color_hover”:”#666″,”flyout_link_family”:”inherit”,”responsive_breakpoint”:”0px”,”line_height”:”1.5″,”shadow_horizontal”:”5px”,”shadow_vertical”:”5px”,”shadow_spread”:”10px”,”shadow_color”:”rgb(221, 221, 221)”,”toggle_background_from”:”#222″,”toggle_background_to”:”#222″,”toggle_font_color”:”rgb(16, 16, 16)”,”mobile_background_from”:”#222″,”mobile_background_to”:”#222″,”custom_css”:”\/** Push menu onto new line **\/\r\n”}

P.S.: I noticed that the MMM menu’s div tag is placed outside of the wrapper div that I use to cover the MMM menu.

Maybe some malfunctionings make the MMM menu step out of its parent div.

Please help me!

Thank you!

Hi Accordions author,

Thanks a bunch for your reply.

I tried what you said and it works like a charm.

Again, thanks for your cool plugin. It does help us so much!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by chaosthunder. Reason: fix typo

Hi keesiemeijer,

I check the source of the plugin english-wp-admin and see that it has more code on the localization than any code I found before about localization.

I think someone should update WP codex to make the documentation match current WP version.

Anyway, the plugin solve my problem. Thanks for leting me know such plugin!

Thanks, keesiemeijer!

Seems like no one know the answer!

So sad! Maybe I have to dig again to find solution by myself.

In my opinion, you have something to concentrate on:

1. Implement the sign up page. It includes username, password, email, …
2. Make a function that search for the desired number (example: 14) in the user’s email
3. Make a function that accept registration if the above function returns true.
4. Check everything to make sure they work as you expected.