Ambrosite Unlink Parent Pages vs Max Mega Menu

IMPORTANT: This plugin is not compatible with the Mystique theme, nor is it compatible with the WordPress 3.x custom menu system (that is, menus created using the drag-and-drop menu builder under Appearance->Menus). If you want to create an unlinked parent menu item with the Mystique theme, install Mark Jaquith’s ‘Page Links To’ plugin, and put a ‘#’ (hash/pound) mark in the ‘Point to this URL:’ field to create a dummy link. For the WP3 menu builder, use a ‘Custom Link’ with a ‘#’ mark in the URL field. Refer to the documentation in the WP Codex if you need more help: https://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Menus_Screen#Custom_Links When activated, this plugin unlinks parent pages (that is, pages that have child pages underneath them in a hierarchy) in page menus and lists. It affects the output of wp_list_pages and wp_page_menu, as well as all plugins and widgets that use those functions. The plugin works by turning the parent page links into ‘dummy links’. That is, it replaces the href attribute on parent menu items with a ‘#’ (hash/pound) mark. A dummy link is just like a regular link, except that it leads back to the current page when clicked. The dummy links are given an inline style “cursor: default” to prevent the mouse pointer from turning into a hand when hovering over unlinked menu items. Options To configure the plugin options, go to the Settings menu in the WordPress admin panel and click on ‘Unlink Parent Pages’. Use Dummy Links Turned on by default as of Unlink Parent Pages version 1.3. If you uncheck this box, the plugin will unlink the parent pages by replacing the anchor tags with span tags. In some themes, this may cause problems with CSS styling. In order to fix this, you would need to add an additional selector to any rule that targets the anchor tags (see the FAQ for more information). If you are not experienced in writing CSS selectors, then it is strongly recommended to stick with dummy links. Unlink Current Page Unlink the current page, in addition to the parent pages. Remove Link Titles Remove the title attribute from the links (stops the tooltip from popping up when the mouse hovers over the menu items). This doesn’t have anything to do with unlinking parent pages, but it’s something a lot of people want, so I decided to include it. Maximum Depth The maximum depth setting controls how many levels in the hierarchy of pages are to be unlinked. It works exactly like the ‘depth’ option for wp_list_pages, as follows: 0 (default) Unlinks all parent pages, anywhere in the page hierarchy. 1 Unlinks top-level parent pages only. 2, 3, … Unlinks parent pages to the given depth. -1 Do not unlink any pages (specify individual pages instead). Unlink Specific Pages You can specify which pages you want unlinked, using a comma-separated list of page IDs (example: 3,7,31). It works exactly like the ‘exclude’ option for wp_list_pages. If you want only the specified pages to be unlinked, then set max depth to -1.

Max Mega Menu is a complete menu management plugin for WordPress, built for the block editor, page builders and classic themes. Create new menus from scratch or enhance your existing ones. With Max Mega Menu you can add WordPress widgets, blocks or custom HTML to your sub menus, style everything with the built in theme editor, and fine tune behaviour with powerful settings. Place menus via a block, page builder element (Bricks, Breakdance, Divi & Elementor), shortcode, widget or wp_nav_menu. The result is a light weight, user friendly, accessible and touch ready mega menu with just a few clicks. Documentation & Demo: https://www.megamenu.com Mobile Native touch event support Built-in off-canvas mobile menu option Set your own responsive breakpoint For items with sub-menus, control what happens on first and second tap – open/close or open/follow link Option to hide sub-menus on mobile Customisable mobile toggle bar – adjust elements to match your site design Features Extends the native WordPress menu system Restores the Appearance > Menus screen in full site editing themes Supports multiple menu locations, each with its own configuration Fully customise menu styling with the built in theme editor Google Font support via integration with the WordPress 7.0 Font Library Organise sub-menu content into rows and columns with the grid layout builder Display any WordPress widget or Block Pattern in your menu Traditional Flyout or Mega Menu sub-menu styles Hover, hover intent, or click to open sub-menus Sub-menu transitions: fade, fade up, slide up, or slide Add icons to menu items Per item options: hide text, disable link, hide on mobile and more Align items to the left or right of the menu bar Align sub-menus to the left or right of their parent item Off-canvas (slide in from left or right) or standard dropdown mobile menu Place your menu via block, widget, shortcode, or automatic integration Native modules for Bricks, Breakdance, Divi & Elementor Accessibility Keyboard Navigation built in TAB activates keyboard navigation and navigates through the menu on both desktop and mobile ENTER or SPACE on a sub menu arrow indicator shows/hides the sub menu ESC closes all open sub menus Max Mega Menu is developed with a focus on code quality, performance and usability. No !important, inline or block CSS – menu locations are styled via a single static CSS file Less than 2kb of JavaScript (gzipped) Responsive, touch and retina ready Keyboard navigation supported Tested across all modern desktop and mobile browsers Low memory footprint Supports all core nav_menu_* filters (prefix with mega_) In-depth documentation included Basic support included with the free version Pro Features: Sliding Panels Mobile Menu Tabbed Mega Menus Sticky Menu Vertical & Accordion Menus Font Awesome & Custom Icons Custom Item Styling Menu Logo Search Box WooCommerce & EDD support Roles & Restrictions Extended mobile toggle blocks Automatic updates Priority Support Find out more: https://www.megamenu.com/upgrade/