note: Author of WP Nav Plus here, this post triggered an email alert for me and I made it a good way through responding before I noticed this isn’t even on my own support forum. I’ve decided to leave my response below:
WP Nav Plus is only configured to override/set the fallback function if it isn’t already set, or it is set with the default wordpress fallback “wp_page_menu”.
In this case it looks like it is set with the Oceans theme OE_Menu_Icons_Front_End::_fallback_cb function. So my plugin takes a hands off approach and assumes that ‘whoever’ is setting this fallback has a good reason to do so.
I agree that editing a plugin to fix a problem is pretty much never the right way to go. Two ideas:
1) The author of the oceans extra plugin could make a filter to enable/disable the fallback.
2) You could use the “wp_nav_menu_args” filter on your own in your functions.php file, but with a higher priority than the filter used in either of the plugins in question (they use the default priority of 10). Your function with a higher priority would have the final say on what this fallback is set to. Untested example below:
function my_nav_args( $args ) {
// Probably will want to check something in $args to make sure you are targeting only the menu in question here, and return early if we are not looking at the right menu
// if ( something != $args['something'] ) { return $args; }
$args['fallback_cb'] = 'WP_Nav_Plus_Start_Depth::fallback';
return $args;
}
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_args', 'my_nav_args', 20, 1 );
Hope this helps.
Yes, it was helpful. And it works with the following lines in functions.php
[code]
function my_nav_args( $args ) {
if ( "Mein Menu" == $args['menu']->name ) {
$args['fallback_cb'] = 'WP_Nav_Plus_Start_Depth::fallback';
}
return $args;
}
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_args', 'my_nav_args', 20, 1 );
[/code]
Many thanks for your quick response!
Resolved for me.
@mattkeys thank you for the detailed information. It will definitely help others if they have a similar issue.
… eeehm, minor correction on second line of code
function my_nav_args( $args ) {
if ( 'Mein Menu' == $args['menu'] ) {
$args['fallback_cb'] = 'WP_Nav_Plus_Start_Depth::fallback';
}
return $args;
}
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_args', 'my_nav_args', 20, 1 );
