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Thanks for great work!
There is no '.active' class added to current menu item.
I figured it out by extending menu item class using SCSS: .current-menu-item .nav-link {@extend .active}
but I think there should be native support for this.
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Hello,
I solved this problem adding this check in start_el function after the $classes[] = 'nav-item'; on line 119. if( in_array('current-menu-item', $item->classes ) ) $classes[] = 'active';
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Thanks for great work!
There is no '.active' class added to current menu item.
I figured it out by extending menu item class using SCSS:
.current-menu-item .nav-link {@extend .active}
but I think there should be native support for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: