[Resolved] Place a personalized language selector after navigation content

[Eloy]

Hi,

Thanks for the theme. Since now I have been using themes multipurpose very heavy and with poor performance, yours is great compared with them.

Now I’m trying to create a language selector menu just after the main menu. I checked the forums and I created a div using a Snippet but it always get placed over the navigation menu. How can I place him just before the navigation menu?

The website is: https://boatpartybarcelona.com/

Thanks in advance!

[Eloy]

Sorry, I’m using Generate Premium! 🙂

[Leo]

Hi there,

Glad you are enjoying GP 🙂

Try the After Header Content hook: http://demo.generatepress.com/hook-locations/

Let me know if this works.

[Eloy]

Already tried but places the menu just after the logo (I let it there just you to see).

[Leo]

I’m not seeing it anywhere.

Try targeting that div with CSS like this:

.div-name {
    text-align: right;
}

[Eloy]

Hi,

I created this image trying to explain what I mean.

It didn’t work. The code I used to create the div I marked in blue is:

add_action( 'generate_inside_navigation','tu_insert_into_navigation' );
function tu_insert_into_navigation()
{ ?>
    <div class="wpml-picker">
        <p style="color:white">ES EN FR</p>
    </div>
<?php }

The idea is to move the div just after the Navigation bar.

Thanks.

[Eloy]

I continued working on it, I could place the Language selector where I wanted but the problem now is that navigation menu is splitted, see image below. Don’t know if I’m more close to solve my problem or just the opposite.. 🙁

For me it would be also acceptable of having the navigation menu centered on the header if it’s any easier.

[Eloy]

Solved! I hide the headr and I’m using only the navigation menu!

[Leo]

Glad you found the solution!

[Author]

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