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  • What specific “behaviour” do you want to match?

    The design looks almost identical.

    Or have you resolved this already?

    Thread Starter sharonbeyond

    (@sharonbeyond)

    No, the menu behaviour is different from the Jekyll site I previously described. The blog menu shrinks or moves back for the blog site

    No, the menu behaviour is different from the Jekyll site I previously described.

    The Jekyll site has no second-row (blog) menu at all. So when you mentioned matching behaviour, I only looked at the menu that’s common between the two sites: the top menu.

    The blog menu shrinks or moves back for the blog site

    The blog menu is currently set to “sticky”. So it sticks to the top when you scroll down the page. This behaviour is coming from the theme you’re using, not WordPress itself.

    If you want the blog menu to also disappear when you scroll down the page, you need to add some custom CSS code to change the theme’s designed behaviour.

    Add the following custom CSS code in APPEARANCE => CUSTOMIZE => ADDITIONAL CSS to disable the “sticky” menu behaviour.

    .nav-secondary-wrap {
        position: relative;
    }

    Good luck!

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