I've been trying to get the function wp_nav_menu() to output the following html structure:
<ul> <li><a href="#">LINK</a></li><span>element</span> <li><a href="#">LINK</a></li><span>element</span> <li><a href="#">LINK</a></li><!--no element HERE!--> </ul>
I tried with parameters like 'after' and 'link_after'. But the first one outputs the element before </li>
tag and the next one before </a>
tag. Is there any way to output the <span>
element after </li>
tags? I read about the Walker class but I don't quite understand its logic - I'm not that good at PHP.
I have no wp installed to test it, but still leave it here. You need to extend the Walker_Nav_Menu
class, like this:
class custom_walker_nav_menu extends Walker_Nav_Menu
{
public function end_el( &$output, $item, $depth = 0, $args = array())
{
$output .= "</li><span>element</span>\n";
}
}
And then pass new custom_walker_nav_menu
as $walker
parameter for wp_nav_menu()
function. Actually, this answer is uncomplete, can't get how to get rid off last <span>
element you don't need. I'll try to improve it later. Also as @ rnevius mentioned in his comment it would be an invalid HTML, so you should definately use one of after
or link_after
.
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