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WordPress WordPress Theme Development Building Out WordPress Navigation Building Out WordPress Navigation Quiz

Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points
Posted by Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points

Why is 'menu_class' not how you set the class of your <ul> on this quiz?

In the quiz there is a question that asks about how you put a class on your menu. In the video, Zac uses this example:

<?php
$defaults = array(
    'container' => false,
    'theme_location' => 'primary-menu',
    'menu_class' => 'no-bullet'
);
    wp_nav_menu($defaults);
?>

Why is "'menu_class' => 'class-name'" The wrong answer?

1 Answer

Adam Womble
Adam Womble
10,437 Points

@Colton Fitzgerald,

If you check the WordPress Codex Function Reference for the wp_nav_menu() function, you will notice that using " 'menu_class' => 'menu' " is actually correct. I think the author of the quiz made a simple mistake. I submitted feedback directly on the quiz.

You can access the option to "Provide feedback" in the pop-up modal, just after finishing a quiz. It might be more prudent to pose the question there. I think feedback on quizzes might have a better chance of reaching the appropriate channels more quickly through the contextual feedback loop they have established.

Just a thought,

Adam

Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points
Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points

Sweet! I'll be sure to use the feedback button next time