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  • You are either missing the Menu code in the Header.php or more likely the code is messed up. You have “skip-link” showing up even though I am not using any kind of screen reader.
    Maybe if you paste your header.php into https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/
    can find it for you.

    Thread Starter sarahdesign

    (@sarahdesign)

    hey webjunk! thank you!

    i posted the header to https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/1971663

    It appears you did not paste t entire header.php. And its missing the important parts….Try again

    Thread Starter sarahdesign

    (@sarahdesign)

    hmm, i checked it again, and this is all there is in header.php… maybe thats the problem?

    Sorry. Think it might be all there but donot see a call to the menu. Must be through one of the function calls. Normally you should see:
    wp_nav_menu()
    that is for the menus. Could try placing this in the header.php:

    <div id="access" role="navigation">
    <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>
    </div>

    and see what happens or you will have to trace the functions probably in the themes functions.php

    Thread Starter sarahdesign

    (@sarahdesign)

    i pasted it into my header, something appeared on the top left side…

    should i send you my functions.php file?

    Thread Starter sarahdesign

    (@sarahdesign)

    The problem I think is because you are using a child theme its not making a call back for the menu.

    Try placeing this into your header.php:
    wp_page_menu(‘sort_column=menu_order’)

    Let me know if you see a menu.

    Thread Starter sarahdesign

    (@sarahdesign)

    hey,

    i just tried it and it doesn’t seem to work.

    also I′ve realized that when I see the page on a bigger screen, on the top left corner appears the text “Skip to content” I′m not sure what that′s supposed to mean.

    Do you have the Thematic Theme installed? That is required.
    Is this the commercial version of the theme? Maybe you can contact the theme’s author?
    Sometimes with these child themes there is a “disconnect” with the parent theme.

    “Skip to content” is in most themes for screen readers.

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