Adding custom classes to the Anchor elements

[nite1984]

In my use case I need to be able to add custom classes to the anchor elements created by wp_nav_menu . To do so, I have a hook filter that should be called on nav_menu_link_attributes. The problem is that bootstrap_5_wp_nav_menu_walker appears to never call nav_menu_link_attributes, so this does not work. Can this be added ?

I have another similar filter for nav_menu_css_class (used to add classes to the li elements), which works fine (I guess because nav_menu_css_class is actually called in bootstrap_5_wp_nav_menu_walker).

Thanks

[facundomontiel]

Hey! Just checking if there are any updates to this thread, as I am currently having the same issue. Did you manage to fix it somehow?

[nite1984]

Hey! Just checking if there are any updates to this thread, as I am currently having the same issue. Did you manage to fix it somehow?

No, but in my case I "solved" the problem by assigning the classes to the < li > elements (using the nav_menu_css_class filter). If you need help setting that up, let me know and I'll put it here.

[AlexWebLab]

Hello guys, sorry I’m little busy these days. I’ll try to look into this and add this functionality inside a couple of weeks. Thanks for your patience. Feel free to make a pull request in case any of you is faster than me.

[imranhwebdev]

Multi Dropdown Not Working, Please Fix This Issue

[24Degrees]

It’s not designed to be multilevel!!

Michaël Martens 24degrees

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 Multi Dropdown Not Working, Please Fix This Issue

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[crftwrk]

Bootstrap has only 2 level depth. But you can code your own https://bootstrap-menu.com