Gabriel Harper

You would have to override the block render callback with register_block_type and implement your own version of render_block_classic_menu(). From there you can extend Walker_Nav_Menu with your own class and pass it into wp_nav_menu in your render callback.

Should all be doable from your theme though.

I got frustrated with the limited block navigation and have been implementing my own version of a classic menu block plugin with a custom walker and mobile menu support. You could probably accomplish most of what you’re looking for with the method I outlined above – I just went for a custom plugin so I could add support for render templates with custom walkers in the theme and a separate menu toggle block.

Yes, also affecting other files. Quick bug fix:

Apply the following patch to the following files found in plugins/visual-form-builder-pro/includes:

• class-analytics.php
• class-entries-detail.php
• class-entries-list.php
• class-email-designer.php
• class-forms-list.php
• class-forms-order.php
• class-widget.php

Find:

function __construct(){

Replace with:

var $field_table_name, $form_table_name, $entries_table_name;

	function __construct(){

I have had so many problems with add_rewrite_rule when implementing custom code/plugins I just started parsing the URL and taking over with template_redirect:

https://gabrielharper.com/blog/2012/09/wordpress-custom-urls-for-plugins/

Anyone else who’s read five million posts about custom URLs might find it useful.. good luck ??

For custom plugins where you’re taking over the interface, I’ve had so many issues with the built-in rewrites I just baked my own:

https://gabrielharper.com/blog/2012/09/wordpress-custom-urls-for-plugins/

I don’t know if this is any help but it’s SO much simpler. Would love to hear about any improvements or potential problems using this method….

I’ve made a point of using decimals for all menu positioning with add_menu_page because conflicts are bound to happen:

https://gabrielharper.com/blog/2012/08/wordpress-admin-menu-positioning-conflicts/

Might be worth considering for your plugin because there could very well be conflicts with many other plugins.

Just stumbled across this post.

There’s a new tutorial on integrating SEO Scripts with WordPress:

https://www.scriptalicious.com/blog/2011/07/wordpress-integration-for-seo-scripts/

There’s also a pro WordPress integration that can be ordered:

https://www.scriptalicious.com/services/wordpress-integration/

Hope that helps!