Menu

Renders a specific WordPress menu (chosen by id) inside a header bar or footer column. Use this when you want to place a particular menu directly, rather than a theme location.

Where the code lives

Type key	menu
Fields	menu_id (select of Appearance → Menus)
Rendered by	unysonplus_render_menu() in inc/includes/header-builder.php (via unysonplus_nav_menu())

How it works

The renderer reads menu_id and hands it to the theme's nav renderer, which outputs the menu's <nav> / <ul> markup (with the theme's dropdown / mega / accordion submenu behavior). It's wrapped in the shared .header-element wrapper.

Example 1 — basic

Settings: Menu → Main Menu (id 12).

array(
  'element_type'      => array( 'element' => 'menu', 'menu' => array( 'menu_id' => '12' ) ),
  'visibility'        => array(),
  'element_css_class' => '',
)

<div class="header-element header-element--menu">
  <nav class="up-nav">
    <ul class="menu">…the "Main Menu" items…</ul>
  </nav>
</div>

Example 2 — with Hide On + CSS Class

Hide On: phones (common — the menu moves into the off-canvas drawer there), CSS Class: primary-nav.

array(
  'element_type'      => array( 'element' => 'menu', 'menu' => array( 'menu_id' => '12' ) ),
  'visibility'        => array( 'hide-xs' ),
  'element_css_class' => 'primary-nav',
)

<div class="header-element header-element--menu hide-xs primary-nav">
  <nav class="up-nav"><ul class="menu">…</ul></nav>
</div>

Related

• Menu Area — render whatever menu is assigned to a theme location instead.
• Overview — the shared wrapper, Hide On, CSS Class.