Hi @amiens80
Yes, it is compatible with any WordPress Theme where you are using a regular WordPress menu ( not a menu created with a Page Builder or a Custom Header Part / Ajax Navigation / what is not a regular Menu ).
hi,
thank you for the anwser.
how do i know whenever it is a regular wp menu or a new builder one ?
can you discover it just by look into the html code ? by example, this menu ?
https://avada.theme-fusion.com/university/
thank you for your advice.
Best regards
Yes, your menu looks to be custom, not a regular WP Menu, it is Fusion Builder Element, not a regular menu: https://share.getcloudapp.com/v1ugJpNo , so the Conditional Menus plugin can not change that.
hi,
thank you for the reply.
what the plugin need to detect the menu ?
id=”site-naviguation” into the <nav> tag
or
class=”main-navigation” ?
it would be glad if we could parameter which html element to consider as “alternative” by enter in an option an ID or a Class. So conditionmenu could became “conditional element” whatever it is a menu or a div or other thing…
best regards
It doesn’t work by just the ID / class, it requires the whole structure of the default WP Nav, it can not work with the custom builder created menus ( or by just adding an ID to these custom menus ).
