Cerauno – Appearance issues widget langages ?

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    digitaleconomycom · Member ·

    Hi everybody,

    I use the theme Cerauno and I got several buttons on the right top of my page since I added first level pages to my main menu items. I don’t know what I have done for this but I would like to get rid of it and I don’t succeed by myself.
    I don’t understand what s the use of them, they are direct links to sub-pages in the main menu but without any mention of what shortcut it is, to me it’s no use. Any help ?

    Second question, is there a widget to have a page in different langages ? Something to put on the top to manage the langage choice ? Thanks again for your help !

    Emmanuelle

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    musicdoc1 · Member ·

    I use the theme Cerauno and I got several buttons on the right top of my page since I added first level pages to my main menu items. I don’t know what I have done for this but I would like to get rid of it and I don’t succeed by myself.

    What kind of buttons? Your site’s visibility is set on private, so volunteers such as myself can not view the site. The Cerauno demo displays what appears to be a default page menu at the top left, horizontally. At the top right is a social links menu. On smaller screens, such as mobile devices, both menus will be opened by a three-bar icon.

    I don’t understand what s the use of them, they are direct links to sub-pages in the main menu but without any mention of what shortcut it is, to me it’s no use. Any help ?

    If a default menu is displaying and you’d prefer to have no menu or a different menu displayed you can create and deploy a custom menu to replace the default menu. If you wish no menu to display, create and deploy and empty custom menu.

    Second question, is there a widget to have a page in different [languages] ? Something to put on the top to manage the language choice ? Thanks again for your help !

    There is no WordPress.com translator widget per se available. For how create Google translator links on a post or page, see timethief’s article Translation widget for WordPress.com blogs, at her website “one cool site.” The article also includes a second option, evidently with translation for fewer languages available, involving placing a text image link to an external translator in a widget area. I’ve used both of these options for years.

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