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I tried that a few different ways and couldn’t get it to work with the forum running on it.

Thanks Clayton

Now my page has the feel of three blogs though it is really only one!

Thanks! I’ll try this as soon as I get to my computer in the morning.

https://Www.AverageGuyGolf.com

I figured it out, that is why I checked resolved. I posted that I got it working but guess I either didn’t hit post after writing it or it didn’t go through.

https://www.averageguygolf.com the menu is up and working, thanks.

I have tried everything I can think of this is driving me crazy, sounds like it should be so easy.

Any help in the right direct would be amazing.

This is what I put in my functions.php file if anyone can help it would be appreciated. All this does is add the tree to the top of my site.

<script src=’https://pastie.org/3879125.js’></script&gt;

Thanks for the help. I’ve read that whole article and tried pasting what I thought I should into the functions.php file but can’t get it to work. All I can achieve is the menu tree somehow appearing at the top of the page.

Do you mean change to a new theme, or edit the current theme to allow it?

I figured out how to make the menu the way I wanted it but then in the top left I saw this so I guess i can’t have a drop down menu using this theme.

Theme Locations
The current theme does not natively support menus, but you can use the “Custom Menu” widget to add any menus you create here to the theme’s sidebar.

yea I went into every page and made the change on pages I found that code, not sure what I am missing. Thanks for the help tho.

Actually I got it working, without the error but it didn’t fix the issue

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in /home/xialo/public_html/chris/wp-content/themes/thatgolf-theme/page.php on line 16

I get that error when I make that change

https://pastie.org/3858792

<script src=’https://pastie.org/3858792.js’></script&gt;