Hello Kyle #1
I have looked at Boomer's recent post - Basics of Word Press Part 2 (7/16/2015 and followed as far as I can determine his instructions to a Tee.
I am using the Theme "Elegant White". I have indented the subtopics under the heading (Top Page) which I want, and saved the Menu several times.
The subtopics which were previously on the front page in the header have disappeared from the front page but do not show up as drop-downs .
Do you have any clue what the problem might be?
My site "Online Internet University.com"
B. regards,
Randelld
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kiliwia62
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Here is something that could help, I knew there was a video :) Creating A Review Menu Tab With Drop Down Categories
kiliwia62
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Ok I try to make it as clear as I can. I checked if there is a video tutorial, but I couldn't find it .
I am using a theme where I only work with pages. Now, one of my websites already has quite some articles and I have put them under my "Sylvia's Blog" page (which is the only one been seen on the Header menu
When you like to put all the other written articles under this "Blog,
You go to Appearance, click on menu and there, either way they are being seen in the box at the left corner (waiting to be imported into the main menu) and you click add to menu, or they are already at the middle of the main menu page.
Anyway, from there you use the drag and drop tool.
Click on the box of the page you like to have as a sub-menu under a specific page and re-arrange it. Before you drop the box, the box has to be slightly placed more to the right, not exactly under each other, other wise you will see them all on the header at once.
But, if you have done it the way I just described and save menu and check your website, and you go over the single page on the header, all the sub-page become visible and you can go down with your cursor and click on it and viola the page pops up.
I hope, this helped a bit. I thought there is already a video tutorial but couldn't find it.
Good luck
Sylvia
I am using a theme where I only work with pages. Now, one of my websites already has quite some articles and I have put them under my "Sylvia's Blog" page (which is the only one been seen on the Header menu
When you like to put all the other written articles under this "Blog,
You go to Appearance, click on menu and there, either way they are being seen in the box at the left corner (waiting to be imported into the main menu) and you click add to menu, or they are already at the middle of the main menu page.
Anyway, from there you use the drag and drop tool.
Click on the box of the page you like to have as a sub-menu under a specific page and re-arrange it. Before you drop the box, the box has to be slightly placed more to the right, not exactly under each other, other wise you will see them all on the header at once.
But, if you have done it the way I just described and save menu and check your website, and you go over the single page on the header, all the sub-page become visible and you can go down with your cursor and click on it and viola the page pops up.
I hope, this helped a bit. I thought there is already a video tutorial but couldn't find it.
Good luck
Sylvia
tommydillard
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Here watch this maybe it can be of assistance. How To Create A Drop Down Menu