What happens if you exceed the menu item limit in WordPress?
In the end, if the client submits more menu item variables than the PHP-configured limit, any menu items over the limit will be lost. So if you submit 1200 variables, and the limit is 1000, the last 200 are simply discarded – WordPress never even knows they were sent.
How many menu items are there in WordPress?
Each field is a separate POST variable. So if you have 10 menu items, you’re sending around 120 POST variables (11 per menu item + various menu meta fields). If you have 100 menu items, you’re sending around 1200 POST variables. Unfortunately, PHP’s desire to be secure and WordPress’s desire to be tidy conspire to stab you in the back.
Why are there so many redirects in WordPress?
The most common cause of the WordPress redirect loops or ‘Too many redirects’ issue is a plugin conflict. A plugin trying to set up a redirect in a way that conflicts with default WordPress redirects would end up causing this error. To fix this, you need to deactivate all WordPress plugins on your website.
Where do I find the plugins folder in WordPress?
Simply connect to your website using an FTP client and go to the /wp-content/ folder. There you’ll find the plugins folder, which you need to rename to ‘plugins.deactivate’ which will deactivate WordPress plugins. Basically, WordPress looks for a folder called plugins to load the plugin files.
How can I limit the visible options in an HTML < select >?
You can use the size attribute to make the appear as a box instead of a dropdown. The number you use in the size attribute defines how many options are visible in the box without scrolling. You can’t apply this to a and have it still appear as a drop-down list though.
What’s the maximum number of items you can put in a list?
The number of items in a list could range from anything like ten to a ten thousand. The larger the number of items, the more awkward the feel of the view (let alone the performance hit). So, what is the maximum recommended number of items to put in a drop down list (searchable or otherwise)?
What’s the limit for menu items in PHP?
The PHP directive max_input_vars was introduced in PHP 5.3.9 (a relatively recent addition from January 10, 2012). The real issue is that this directive has a default value of 1000. That’s a limit of around 80 menu items. The problem comes from this sequence of events: