The Secondary Navigation Location option can be found in Customize > Layout > Secondary Navigation. Prior to GP Premium 1.2.93, it was named Navigation Position.
This option allows you to move your primary navigation to different areas on your website.
Each name is pretty self explanatory – simply select each option and you』ll see your navigation move instantly.
Of course, if you choose either of the sidebar options, that sidebar must be view-able on the page to see your navigation.
Note: This option requires the Secondary Navigation add-on in GP Premium.
On mobile, your secondary navigation collapses into a mobile menu with the universal 3 bars icon (for menus) and the text 「Menu」.
This text can be adjusted in Customize > Layout > Secondary Navigation.
The generate_main_class allows you to add to the classes in the #main element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_footer_class allows you to add to the classes in the .site-footer element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_menu_class allows you to add to the classes in the .menu element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_navigation_class allows you to add to the classes in the #site-navigation element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_inside_header_class allows you to add to the classes in the .inside-header element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_header_class allows you to add to the classes in the #site-header element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_content_class allows you to add to the classes in the #primary element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
The generate_left_sidebar_class allows you to add to the classes in the #left-sidebar element.
Usage
This class works exactly like the core body_class filter.
