It will add ‘has-submenu’ in li elements of wordpress menu that has sub menus. You can add the above code before head or at the end of your theme. If you’re familiar with jQuery, the following line that I used for my WordPress theme will help you with this problem. I found that there is an alternative way to solve this problem by using jQuery. There is an answer to this on stackoverflow by adding some php codes in functions.php. In this case, you’ll need to add CSS in li element that it has child menu. įor some reason, you want to let your visitors know that the menu has sub menus by showing arrow or drop down icon next to the menu.

Here is the example of menus in html version. For personal data, SSDs with TRIM and FileVault are fine.In WordPress, you can generate menus by using wp_nav_menu function. If you’re dealing with HIPAA or financial or other data, check with your security folks for whatever additional compliance requirements and checklists they might have. plist entry or something in the Finder that specifies which flags the Finder uses for srm, we won't really know. With an SSD, everything deleted gets erased. Well, I'll agree that the Secure Empty Trash method of the Finder uses srm, but I don't know if we can be 100 sure it uses the default options of srm.

If your passwords and credentials for FileVault and for your login are weak or exposed, then there are bigger issues lurking than any efforts to scavenge the SSD for what few in-flight deleted sectors might still be present in the cache between the deletion request and the cmpletion of thr SSD-internal erasure processing. You can’t require an SSD sector without erasing it first (TRIM is an optimization that speeds this erasure and reallocation and reassignment processint), and wear-leveling for relability and for performance means thatnyou can’t even address the contents of deleted SSD sector.įull disk encryption further means that the entire contents of the SSD are inaccessible, absent the credentials necessary to decrypt and access the volume. SSD storage is fundamentally very different from how HDD works, how sectors are mapped and are freed for reuse, and particularly around how thr floppy-disk-era sector overwrites and related practices simply serve to further wear the device for no tangible benefits. All freed blocks are necessarily erased, as part of preparing that same storage for re-use. With SSD storage and its use of TRIM, all deletions are secure.

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