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Hi Mark,
Can you please take another look now?
The other issue has been resolved and you can look at the site.
Many thanks and apologies for the delay.

Hi Mark,
Yes, I am trying to debug another issue that arose after I posted this. Thank you for taking a look.
I will update here as soon as I have fixed the other issue!

Hi Tom,

I put in a support ticket as you suggested, and they did something to Suhosin and it blocked me from entering the site completely. So I asked them to undo it.
Can’t you explain to me what is going on? I’m so frustrated. I’ve spent hours trying to get this menu to work. Is there basically a limit to how many items I can add?
Does it matter whether they are top-level items or sub-items?

The items in my menu are not links to posts.

So basically I’m screwed and need to find a different solution.

Hi Tom,

In the past SiteGround has not been good about helping diagnose what is going on. I’ve already asked them and they say “that’s a third party application so we can’t help you. I can Google a solution”.

Nonetheless, I asked Siteground about Suhosin in Step 5 in the thread you sent me. I don’t know what that is. The support agent told me that if I haven’t installed it (and he couldn’t find it so I assume it’s not installed), then it should be working.

But it’s not…

Hi Tom,

I do not have any other plugins that add fields into my menu items.

I have 7 top-level menu items and 82 sub-level items (some sub-sub-level) for a total of about 90 items.

Just 2 days ago, you said that the input_max_vars setting did matter, and that’s what the theme documentation says…

Hey, unfortunately it looks like the menu is breaking again. Any other ideas?

Will do

I just went ahead and increased to 10000 and it works. Hooray. Thanks!

Thanks! I downloaded a PHP info plugin and found the following:

max_execution_time 120 120
max_file_uploads 20 20
max_input_nesting_level 64 64
max_input_time 120 120
max_input_vars 1000 1000
memory_limit 256M 192M

When I contacted my host for support they told me max_input_vars was set to 3000

Ok, turns out this was a caching issue from my server!

I can’t quite follow what you say is happening. I would play around with the CSS more. It will look best if your footer is consistent across the site.

Yes, I would copy the content you currently have on the “blog” page and paste it into “test-blog” and then rename “test-blog” to “blog”. That should resolve the issue. Otherwise, I’m not sure without seeing the files.

Was your blog by any chance installed in a different WordPress installation?

On the blog page I see that there is a margin-bottom attribute for the gray bar of the footer. Though it’s only 10px. But because on the other pages there isn’t the margin-bottom attribute being called in the style.css file, I am wondering if it is calling a different style.css file in a separate wordpress installation.

Something that you can try is to edit the style.css file where it says
footer {
and add

position: absolute;
bottom: 0;

Let us know how it goes!

You’ll need to edit the single.php file which usually controls the blog posts in WP themes. Then comment out the code for the header, which probably will include the nav.

Hi,

Here are a few critiques:
1) It is confusing that on the homepage you have product categories both horizontally across the top of the page and vertically along the left side of the page (and in different orders no less)
2) Your product categories are displayed in the same type of graphic as product entries. This makes it difficult for the user to distinguish when they are clicking on a navigation link such as a product category or on a specific item. The two should look different from one another.
3) The logo has a few images in it with green borders. They look like buttons, as if clicking on them would take you somewhere on the site.
4) When a page first loads, I see an unstyled HTML version briefly before the theme template loads. Something is amiss in the code, because this should not happen.
5) The blog populates at the bottom of the homepage. I would add a title to that section that says “BLOG” over the first entry.
6) The image size for each blog post is out of proportion with the amount of text you have in the posts.

I hope that this is helpful!