| 开发者 | demfilz |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月10日 06:28 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
dadm_item_visible, dadm_icons, dadm_search_results, dadm_column_html, dadm_product_query_args, dadm_before_drawer_menu, dadm_after_drawer_menu./wp-content/plugins/, or install it from Plugins > Add New.It works with any theme that prints its menus with the standard wp_nav_menu() function, which is nearly all of them. The plugin adds to the menu through WordPress filters; it does not replace the theme's markup. If a theme uses a custom menu walker that skips those filters, use the block, shortcode or widget to render the menu instead, or the drawer for mobile.
The plugin switches that screen on for block themes. Build the menu there, then place it with the "Advanced Menu" block in your header template part, or enable the drawer, which works with every theme.
No. Under Appearance > Advanced Menus > Off-canvas enter the selector of the theme's button (for example .menu-toggle) in "Reuse the theme's menu button" and switch the floating button off. Taps on the theme's button then open the drawer.
Create the structure in Appearance > Menus: a top level item, child items for the columns, and grandchild items for the links in each column. On the top level item open "Options", the "Mega menu" tab, tick "Mega menu" and save. On a child item choose a column type to show products, posts, an image or custom content instead of links.
Some themes print their menu two levels deep. The plugin lifts that to three levels for menus that contain a mega item (Appearance > Advanced Menus > Integration > Mega menu depth). If the third level still does not show, the theme uses a custom walker; use the block or shortcode for that menu.
Yes. Open the item's "Visibility" tab and choose "Logged in users". Tick roles to limit it further. "Logged out visitors" does the opposite, and the date fields show an item only between two dates. Login and date rules are applied on the server for every menu printed with the standard wp_nav_menu() function, but they only decide what the menu shows: the linked pages stay reachable by URL, so protect private pages with a membership plugin as well.
They are drawn by the plugin as inline SVG and shipped with it. Nothing is loaded from a font service or a CDN. You can also pick any image from the media library, and developers can add icons with the dadm_icons filter.
Enable the drawer under Appearance > Advanced Menus > Off-canvas and choose a menu. The floating button appears on its own. To put a button in your own header, add the attribute data-dadm-open to any element, use the [demfilz_menu_button] shortcode, or add the "Advanced Menu" block set to "Drawer button".
Under Appearance > Advanced Menus > Sticky header, enable it and enter the CSS selector of your header, for example #masthead or header.site-header. Right click the header in your browser and choose Inspect to find its id or class.
No. Without WooCommerce, cart items are hidden, product columns show a short note, and the account item links to the WordPress login and profile pages. With WooCommerce you get the cart count, the mini cart, product columns and account endpoints.
No. The search endpoint returns only published, public, non password protected content, the same content a visitor could find with the normal site search. Results are capped at the number set in the settings.
No. There are no external services, no tracking and no outbound calls.