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I went through all the files again scrutinizing anything that had been edited, couldn’t find anything… opened my browser history to go back to January 2016 when the theme had been installed because I was sure to have searched for resources to do this, the history only went back to June of 2016…. that was maddening, lol… then I went through anything that might pertain in the slightest to the header menu… and found this in the theme’s custom CSS box:

#menu {
 display: block !important;
}

so after all that, it was only a tiny little CSS code that was responsible. lol

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Hello, thanks for your response. I definitely recall that it was something done with Javascript. I’ve looked through all the files you mentioned in the theme and child theme folders and couldn’t find any trace of the code I placed. Moreover I looked through all sorts of directories looking for any files that were modified at a later date than installation and still couldn’t find anything. The scripts.js file seemed the most logical location to me but I copy/pasted over it from the original installation and nothing changed. The website is psihosuport.ro , I tried glancing at where it was pulling its code from via inspect element but couldn’t find anything. Again, though, I’m not actually well versed with the coding and simply cobbled it together for my friend. On mobile it automatically displays the drop-down menu as though the menu button has already been clicked, and clicking the button will try to, but won’t manage to close it again. Thanks again!

I’ve posted there, but I’m hoping someone here will point me in the right direction to track down the renegade code. I searched through all of the rest of the pages for anything in connection with “{$avatar_author}” and can’t find it.

That’s the part of the code the rest of what I quoted is referring to. The settings mentioned above were referred to in the CSS as .bypostauthor, and in style.css it referred it to css.php, at which point it defined this as {$avatar_author}.

It definitely seems to be theme-specific because switching back to the old one eliminated the problem, and deactivating WP User Avatar didn’t have any effect on it.

Anyhow I found the code there in css.php and deleted it to see if it would change anything, but not only did it look exactly the same, Firebug displayed the code as still being there, from the same file and line.

Since it’s theme-specific it seems and not from core functions, then what other files from within the theme could be controlling it? Maybe there’s something in css.php I’m overlooking…

Also, forgot to mention, I have set up WP User Avatar, so maybe it’s responsible as well, although it doesn’t seem likely to me.

I’ll try, but I see that it isn’t a very active forum in any sense of the word. I assume then that you think it is a theme-specific problem? Any idea on which files I should check in, besides the two I already mentioned? Thanks!