Hi Leland, Sam,

Thank you.

@studioleland

Thank you for posting it here. I most probably replied in another thread.

This is a very important feature for us and it needs proper planning. Implementation is not difficult but once we choose a strategy, we will have to abide by that. In other words, We will need a lot of time to plan it before making it into core.

The time needed for it does not align with our current goals, We can’t afford to put that much free time on MediaPress yet.

I do plan to work on it in April-July Quarter(after 15th April) and to get this and a few more essential updates to MediaPress.

Now, if you want to do it yourself, here is a strategy:-

1. Use the WordPress attachment post type(You will get most features out of the box)
2. Use the remote url in met and put an extra key to identify it is oembed url
3. Add a view to generate the html from oembed.

Except that, I will suggest adding a new type(Links) for this kind of content to allow your create easy UI for adding media. If you do not want to add a separate category, You will need to attach the UI for adding remote media for each type.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Alex,
Thank you.

MediaPress media are normal WordPress attachments.

When the new WordPress Gutenberg editor comes, Users will be able to select images from the media library.

That means, we don’t need to do anything to achieve it, It will be a nice feature available to users without any extra effort.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Alex,
Thank you for posting.

Allow me to look at it next week and get back to you.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Allan,

May I Request you to please open a new topic with the following details:-
1. BuddyPress Version
2. WordPress Version
3. Conditional Profile field plugin version.
4. Using any custom xprofile field ? if yes, please link to the plugin.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Ethan,
It seems there are some confusion on the way menus work. My apologies if we were unable to clarify it in the documents.

The main menu is not used on mobile screens.

The mobile screen menu is your left panel menu. Try to add nested elements on the WordPress menu assigned to the left panel location.

About the screenshot, It is not possible to upload here, please use an upload service like imgur to upload and link here.

Also, Here is the primary menu generation code

/**
 * Primary Menu block
 * 
 * Generate Primary Menu
 */
function cb_primary_menu() {
	// if a nav menu is not assigned to the primary menu, do not show anything.
	if ( ! has_nav_menu( 'primary' ) ) {
		return;
	}

	$menu_class = 'main-nav-' . cb_get_option( 'main-nav-alignment', 'left' );
	wp_nav_menu( array(
		'container'      => false,
		'menu_id'        => 'nav',
		'menu_class'     => 'main-menu ' . $menu_class,
		'items_wrap'     => '<div  id="%1$s" class="%2$s"> <ul>%3$s</ul></div>',
		'theme_location' => 'primary',
		'fallback_cb'    => 'cb_main_nav',
	) );
}

We attach the function ‘cb_primary_menu’ to various actions for showing menu in top or secondary header.
I don’t see anything special. It is normal WordPress Menu generation code.

Are you using any custom code or plugin for menu handling.

PS: – You may use the “Set as private reply” in the forum to link me to your site where the problem is and I can quickly assist you.

It is possible to have some css conflict causing it.

Regards
Brajesh