Theme Horse

Hi Aris,

1. It seems that there is two tag with ID main please remove the ID main that you have created while making compatible for WooCommerce.

2. You have to customize the code. You have to hire a developer for this.

3. We will sure make it compatible too but now we are busy to transfer all the theme option settings to WP customize option.

Thank you!

Hi aris,

We are using action_hook so there is no code in header.php. If you really like to change the code then you may go to the theme folder -> inc-> structure-> header-extension.php on line no 368. you will find this code.
if (has_nav_menu('primary')) { You can edit here. But if you make direct changes in the code then while updating to new version all your customized code will be lost. So better make child theme and then customize the code.

Thank you!

Hi aris,

Did you created a child theme? You need to unhook the functions in functions.php file and then hook that functions in Child theme of functions.php, Only copying the code on the functions.php will not override the child theme. You need to unhook this functions in your child theme
add_action('ultimate_header', 'ultimate_headercontent_details', 10); after that again change the functions name of ultimate_headercontent_details as ultimate_headercontent_child_details and you need to customize the code. If you are unable to change it then either you make a direct changes in the code (theme folder-> inc-> structure -> header-extension.php on line no 335 to 349 you will find this below code)

if (has_nav_menu('primary')) {// if there is nav menu then content displayed from nav menu else from pages
$args = array(
'theme_location' => 'primary',
'container' => '',
'items_wrap' => '<ul class="nav-menu">%3$s',
);
echo '<nav id="access" class="clearfix">
<div class="container clearfix">';
wp_nav_menu($args);//extract the content from apperance-> nav menu
echo '</div> </nav><!-- #access -->';
} else {// extract the content from page menu only
echo '<nav id="access" class="clearfix">
<div class="container clearfix">';
wp_page_menu(array('menu_class' => 'nav-menu'));
echo '</div></nav><!-- #access -->';
}

You can change it according to your wish you want. But each and every time while updating you need to do the same thing in this code.

If you are unable then you may hire a developer to fix it.

Thank you!