Double Menus

  • Unknown's avatar

    Have this site I am developing, and I installed a theme and now I have double menus. I have searched through this forum and tried all the suggestions I can find and nothing is working. Still get double menus whether it be full screen or mobile. I can turn off the menu and not get double in a full screen mode but when I size if for mobile, double menus. Need some sort of solution if anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it. thnx all

  • Howdy –

    Please share the site URL so we can have a closer look at things. Thank you!

  • Unknown's avatar

    Sorry everyone, I thought that I should have put the web address after I submitted it. Here is the site. under development.

    Walking the Red Carpet

  • Hi there,

    We can’t help directly because we don’t host westerncoloradoredhatters.com on our WordPress.com managed hosting. As a result, we can’t take a closer look at your site.

    Instead your host (zingserve Hosting) uses the open-source variant of the WordPress platform (sometimes called “WordPress.org”) which functions differently than what we offer here on WordPress.com.

    I did take the time to examine the source code of your site however, and can see it is using the RetroPress theme. The issue you are referring sounds like a display issue related to your theme. We do not offer RetroPress theme on WordPress.com, but the good news is that help is available directly from the creators of your theme: https://smthemes.com/retropress/

    The folks in that forum are more familiar with these kinds of issues and are in the best position to help. Thanks!

  • Unknown's avatar

    Thanks for the information there. I did hit the theme website and found nothing relating to double menus. They seems a bit non-helpful. My client wants this theme so I guess I will just try to see if I can sort it out by killing source code in the header or wherever that top menu lives.

    I did add just a blank menu and apply it to the top menu and it will not show up when viewing it on a desktop computer but once you grab a mobile device it’s back once again.

    Pretty much why I have avoided WordPress to develop sites. seems it’s always something like this going on templates or not. Thank you for the help though. it’s truly appreciated! I will add anything I figure out to this post.

  • Unknown's avatar

    Well This was easier than I thought it would be. I edited the code in the “header.php” file in the theme folder. A very simple fix. The first bit of code was at line 94:
    <?php wp_nav_menu('depth=0&theme_location=sec-menu&container_class=menu-topmenu-container&menu_class=menus menu-topmenu&fallback_cb=block_sec_menu'); ?>

    I changed it to this:
    <?php //wp_nav_menu('depth=0&theme_location=sec-menu&container_class=menu-topmenu-container&menu_class=menus menu-topmenu&fallback_cb=block_sec_menu'); ?>

    The second bit of code was to take care of the mobile menu. It was around line 100 and looked like this:

    		<?php smt_mobile_menu('sec-menu'); ?>
    		<?php smt_mobile_menu('main-menu'); ?>

    I edited the first line:

    		<?php //smt_mobile_menu('sec-menu'); ?>
    		<?php smt_mobile_menu('main-menu'); ?>

    This took care of the issue. Hope this helps someone else!

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