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They are custom menus. Changing the custom menu order does nothing. The other pages are pulling the menu items and order from an unknown source. They are not set up automatically.

Thanks so much for your reply. Dang, I can’t seem to figure this thing out. I don’t know why there would be 2 menus displaying when I only have ONE!

Anyone experience this phenomena? I don’t have any caching plugins installed but it seems like an old cached version of the main menu is appearing only on the pages with those themes. Is there anyway to find the old menu and delete it somehow?

I’m having some trouble on the pages of my site where the full calendar and list appear. On those two pages in the header, an older version of my navigation appears! These pages are linking to the same header.php file as all the other pages on the site are, but only on the calendar pages am I getting this error with my navigation bar.

You can see them here:
https://joshstevensfoundation.org/category/events/
https://joshstevensfoundation.org/category/kind-like-josh/

Any clues?

Abinav and I worked on this thing for a few hours but our best efforts only discovered that for some reason on the two pages that were showing the calendar and list, an old navigation menu was being shown. One that was saved over a long time ago but that seems to still be recognized by the system.

This menu code:
<?php wp_nav_menu(array('menu' => 'main-menu','menu_class' => 'main-menu' )); ?>

Is being used to specifically target the ONLY menu located in the menus area in the admin. Yet the calendar pages are showing an old menu from a long time ago when the store didn’t exist. No matter what changes I make to the above code, even to the specifying of different menus, it shows the old menu and even the code is different. Weeeeeeeird.

AAaaarrghhh! I’ve been trying to fix this for hours!!! What it seems to be doing for me is loading an OLDER version of the main menu. It will not load any new changes I make to my menu.

How did you fix this problem, I have the same issue!

Go to vectyr.com and shoot me an email on the form at the bottom of the page and I can get you access.

That didn’t work ??

The thing is that I have this same calendar working on two other sites, I’ve set everything up the same way too. It’s even the SAME core template.

Sure but that whole menu for both pages is being dynamically generated by this same code:

<?php wp_nav_menu(array('menu' => 'main-menu','menu_class' => 'main-menu' )); ?>

I can’t rename the div class ?? Am I missing something?

How do I enable the excerpt area again globally for all users? I have a site where they want all authors to have access to the excerpt box without having to instruct them all to find ‘screen options’ and click the check box.

Hmm. The css solution you linked to is a good one. It’s just too bad that something automatic like that couldn’t happen when you marked a page as private. Plugin idea for someone out there!

That’s not a bad way to handle it, but it still requires going in and editing the code. Doesn’t it seem that if you mark a page as private, that WP should remove that page from the site navigation?

WP already does a brilliant job at hiding pages to non-logged in users, but leaving the nav items there pointing to 404 error pages is a little retarded. There has to be a more simple and elegant way.

I would suspect that this is something that most WordPress developers would want an answer to. Any ideas?

Here is the solution and it doesn’t need to be in the loop:

<?php $term = get_term_by( 'slug', get_query_var( 'term' ), get_query_var( 'taxonomy' ) ); echo $term->name; ?>