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Informations about the package bem-nav-walker
Wordpress BEM Menu
Say goodbye to badly named menus in Wordpress and say hello to Wordpress BEM Menus!
This is fork of Wordpres-Bem-Menu, we only changed structure and added it to packagist for composer installs.
Instalation
To use simply drop the contents of src/wp_bem_menu.php into your functions.php file.
Download src/wp_bem_menu.php and save it to your theme folder. In functions.php use include for this file.
Composer way
Use cmd and navigate to your themes folder. Then use this command:
and don't forget to include composer's autoload from functions.php
Usage
First you need to register a nav menu in your themes functions.php file.
register_nav_menu('my_menu', 'primary site menu');
You also need to create a menu in wp-admin and make sure it is assigned a theme location that matches your registered nav menu above.
Then insert the following function into your theme. The first argument is the theme location (as defined in wp-admin) and the second argument is the class prefix you would like to use for this particular menu. The class prefix will be applied to the menu <ul>, every child <li> and <a> as the 'block'. The third optional argument accepts either an array() or a string.
If you want to add multiple modifiers to the <ul> use an array e.g:
Please note that these modifier classes are not inherited by descendants. this is by design to avoid bloated navigation markup. You can still target children of a specific modifier like so: .my-menu--my-modifier .my-menu__item{}
html output
Css classes
The syntax is very simple, all menu items are logically grouped by depth to avoid some of the nesting issues of the standard output.
Modification
BEM syntax is very subjective and different developers use different conventions. If you wish to change or adapt the syntax to go with your own implemntation all the menu suffixes are contained within the $this->item_css_classes array:
Custom Css classes set in wp-admin>menus
If you add a custom class to a menu item in wp-admin Wordpress-Bem-Menu now adds the class to the item converted to a BEM modifier. If for example you add a class of my-class to a menu item the output would be <li class="main-menu main-menu__item main-menu__item--my-class"></li>
