Wordpress - Themes and AppearanceWhat happens if you call wp_nav_menu() with a theme_location that is not registered?AWordPress throws a fatal error and stops loadingBNo menu is displayed and a fallback menu may appearCThe function outputs the last registered menu insteadDIt displays a default menu with all pages automaticallyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand wp_nav_menu fallback behaviorIf the theme_location is not registered or has no menu, WordPress shows no menu or a fallback.Step 2: Confirm no fatal error occursWordPress does not crash; it handles missing menus gracefully.Final Answer:No menu is displayed and a fallback menu may appear -> Option BQuick Check:Missing menu location = no menu or fallback [OK]Quick Trick: Unregistered theme_location shows no menu or fallback [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting a fatal errorAssuming it shows last registered menuThinking it auto-displays all pages
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