Top-level Navigation

  • I am building a site with a Theme template and it has drop-down navigation. I was finally doing fine and then the TOP level navigation was reordered and I can’t get back to where I want it now.

    There must be a way to reorder navigation, but the help is of NO HELP at all.
    Here’s the site. Doors is suppose to be first.

    https://marylanddoordirect.com/blog2/

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  • Elegant themes uses WP menus.

    So go to Appearance -> Menus

    Now on the right side create a menu if there isnt one made.
    On the left side move your pages or whatever you want over there. Y
    You can click and drag to rearrange.
    Save it

    When you get it how you want the top left part where it probably says Main Navigation or something and has a drop down, pick the menu you just made.

    Save and refresh your site to see changes.

    Thread Starter judithpal

    (@judithpal)

    I have already built the navigation and all the drop-downs. The problem is that one category moved to the end of the Top Navigation when I made a small change and now I can’t get it back to where it was in the front of the (#1 position)in the Top Nav.

    I don’t understand this comment and I did read all the info that was provided:

    You can click and drag to rearrange.
    Save it
    When you get it how you want the top left part where it probably says Main Navigation or something and has a drop down, pick the menu you just made.
    Save and refresh your site to see changes.

    All the pages have been added and saved. But there is nothing on the LEFT that allows me to re-order the Top Navigation and I can’t drag-drop anything in the Top Nav to anywhere.

    Thread Starter judithpal

    (@judithpal)

    This information does NOT work at all. I never see the 4 arrows box so that I can Left-click:
    Once an item is added to a menu, those menu items can be rearranged. Placing the mouse cursor over the menu item title, when the mouse cursor changes to 4-arrows, hold the left-mouse button down, drag the module to where you want to place it, then release the mouse button (this is called drag-and-drop). Remember you can drag a menu item slightly to the right of the menu item above it to create a hierarchy (parent/child) relationship in the menu.

    Have you looked at the Elegant Themes forums? Generally, commercial themes are not supported here — so ET will be your best place for help with their themes.

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