Nate HarrisHey friends, Traditionally, adding widgets to menus in WordPress has not been a particularly challenging task — plugins like this guy have always created a stack in functions.php that loads the widget into the menu element.
However, DW Fixel is giving me a bit of grief; I’m not getting any kind of result when I try to widgetize Fixel’s main menu. Granted, this might just be because of the new WordPress update — any ideas? I’m developing locally at the moment.
Thanks in advance for your help, -NateSirrah
DominicUnfortunately, Our DW Fixel does not support this issue.
Nate HarrisHey Dominic, are there any plans for implementation? I've tried adding my own widget areas and other solutions since my last ticket, nothing works (as in, even though I'm able to construct the custom widget area and view it in my admin, I see nothing in my navbar on-site). This is pretty standard stuff in WP!
There was a response from another support staff that asked specifically what I was looking to do, but it seems to have been deleted — I want to add Ajax login to a link in my menu bar, but it does not seem possible to mount widget in this theme. I would attach a screenshot to this reply, but it doesn’t seem possible to attach screenshots to support comments.Thanks!
Rajesh sunduI have added widgets like that in this scary adult halloween costumes website and have a look at it. It is a simple task only.
There was a response from another support staff that asked specifically what I was looking to do, but it seems to have been deleted — I want to add Ajax login to a link in my menu bar, but it does not seem possible to mount widget in this theme. I would attach a screenshot to this reply, but it doesn’t seem possible to attach screenshots to support comments.Thanks!
At the moment, you just possible use the plugin, you can find the plugin here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=+Ajax+login
Then add the widget to the Top1 -> Top4.
Hope this helps !
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