The Problem
So we have a slight problem here as there are 2 Default menus here, and try as you might, you can't delete either of them! Believe me, I tried! ... and it didn't work.
Being a new comer to working with Word Press, I found myself pulling out my hair (figuratively) wondering how I could manage these menus that were giving me such a problem.
I consulted with people in the know and they couldn't help. I then tried Kyle, who informed me that there ARE in fact 2 Default Menus that come with the theme and that's it. At least I now had some clarity, but what to do with 2 Menus?
This is where this tutorial comes in.
So now that we know what The Problem is - let's create the Top Menu.
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TopAchiever
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Thanks John! It was hard work, but I believe it will pay off in the end! Thanks for taking the time to take a look!
TopAchiever
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Hi Darlene, you're feedback is great and it makes me smile because I was looking for only 1 menu, and you would like to have 2. :-)
I think maybe that your theme, WP 2012 probably only has 1 menu by default. If you would like to have 2 menus, then change your theme to ProMax.
I don't know of any Plugins that would give you a second menu, but I'm sure there will be some kind of coding you may be able to add. There I'm not an expert, but maybe these links will help. Learn How To Code For Free highlighting text -addition - Cool free html codes for beginners
I think maybe that your theme, WP 2012 probably only has 1 menu by default. If you would like to have 2 menus, then change your theme to ProMax.
I don't know of any Plugins that would give you a second menu, but I'm sure there will be some kind of coding you may be able to add. There I'm not an expert, but maybe these links will help. Learn How To Code For Free highlighting text -addition - Cool free html codes for beginners
DarleneB
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Thank you so much for taking the time to find the above links --- awesome. I signed up for code cademy. I will also look into ProMax. Once again, thanks.
