Menus

Menu locations are defined in wp-content/themes/balinot/setup/includes/theme-options.php inside balinot_theme_menu_definitions().

Current locations:

• primary
• footer
• categorias
• mobile
• social
• legal
• interes

Registration flow:

• wp-content/themes/balinot/modules/10-menu.php registers all locations on after_setup_theme.
• The same file provides theme_menu() and theme_get_menu_items_by_location().

Rendering flow:

• Most templates call theme_menu(‘location’).
• Header and footer use custom partials in templates/partials/menu-*.php.
• Some menu partials build extra logic on top of raw menu items, especially templates/partials/menu-primary.php and templates/partials/menu-mobile.php.

Per-location CSS:

• modules/10-menu.php automatically loads assets/css/menu-{location}.css if the file exists.
• Example: assets/css/menu-footer.css applies only to the footer location.

How to edit menu content:

1. Open WordPress admin.
2. Go to Appearance > Menus.
3. Edit the menu assigned to the location you need.
4. Save menu assignments if you moved a menu to another location.

How to add a new menu location:

1. Add the new slug and label to balinot_theme_menu_definitions().
2. Use theme_menu(‘new-location’) in the target template or partial.
3. Optionally create assets/css/menu-new-location.css.
4. Optionally create a dedicated partial if the menu needs custom markup.

Important note:

• If the menu needs custom behavior, do not rely only on theme_menu().
• The primary and mobile menus already have custom logic, so extend those partials instead of replacing them with a plain wp_nav_menu output.