RT-Theme 18 (stmcan)

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RT Theme 18 Tutorial
RT Theme 19 Tutorial

The RT Theme 18 theme creates a lot of residual styling and will hide submenu titles, as it hides all submenu spans. The solution is to use Manual Integration to move the menu outside of the theme’s #navigation_bar to prevent the theme from interfering.

Manual Integration

The file you need to edit will depend on which header design you’re using. For example, if you are using Header Design 1, the file will be header-design1.php

Here’s an example of the change that needs to be made. We just conditionally replace the theme’s menu with UberMenu using the pattern from the manual integration guide.

<?php if( function_exists( 'ubermenu' ) ): ?>
	<?php ubermenu( 'main' , array( 'theme_location' => 'rt-theme-main-navigation' ) ); ?>
<?php else: ?>

	<?php	 			
	$add_menu_class = get_option( RT_THEMESLUG."_show_search_menu" ) ? " with_search" : "";//show search 
	$add_menu_class .= apply_filters( "show_subtitles", get_option( RT_THEMESLUG."_show_subtitles" ) ? " with_subs" : "" );
	$add_menu_class .= get_option( RT_THEMESLUG."_show_sticky_logo" ) ? " with_small_logo" : "";//small logo

		echo '<nav id="navigation_bar" class="navigation '.$add_menu_class.'">'; //open nav holder

		//action before the navigation
		do_action("rt_before_navigation");

			//call the main navigation
 		if ( has_nav_menu( 'rt-theme-main-navigation' ) ){ // check if user created a custom menu and assinged to the rt-theme's location

				$menuVars = array(
					'menu_id'         => "navigation", 
					'echo'            => false,
					'container'       => '', 
					'container_class' => '',
					'items_wrap'      => '<ul id="%1$s" class="%2$s">%3$s</ul>',
					'container_id'    => 'navigation_bar', 
					'theme_location'  => 'rt-theme-main-navigation',
					'walker' => new RT_Menu_Class_Walker
				);
				
				$main_menu=wp_nav_menu($menuVars);
				echo ($main_menu);
		}else{
				
				$menuVars = array(
					'menu'            => 'RT Theme Main Navigation Menu',  
					'menu_id'         => "navigation", 
					'echo'            => false,
					'container'       => '',  
					'container_class' => '' ,
					'items_wrap'      => '<ul id="%1$s" class="%2$s">%3$s</ul>',
					'container_id'    => 'navigation_bar',  
					'theme_location'  => 'rt-theme-main-navigation',
					'walker' => new RT_Menu_Class_Walker
				);
				
				$main_menu=wp_nav_menu($menuVars);
				echo ($main_menu); 				
			}

		//action after the navigation
		do_action("rt_after_navigation");

		//show serch bar on the menu bar
		if( get_option( RT_THEMESLUG."_show_search_menu" ) ):?>

			<!-- search -->
			<div class="search-bar">
				<form action="<?php echo rt_wpml_get_home_url(); ?>" method="get" class="showtextback" id="menu_search">
					<fieldset>							
						<input type="text" class="search_text showtextback" name="s" id="menu_search_field" value="<?php _e('Search','rt_theme');?>" />		
						<div class="icon-search-1"></div>					
					</fieldset>
				</form>
			</div>
			<!-- / search-->
		<?php endif;?> 

	</nav>
<?php endif; ?>

Centering

After replacing the menu, we’ll want to center it via the UberMenu Settings by using the Center Inner Menu Bar and Inner Menu Bar Width Settings