Jana

Yes. No change. Put it back in. No change. Repeated. No change.

Okay, I just now:
– removed css-mediaqueries.js from js folder
– ftp’d css-mediaqueries.js (making sure not to get the one w/ (1) in the file name) into the js folder again

Still no effect.

I did that one hour ago. (ftp’d the new script to the includes folder and made sure the other one is in the js folder.)

Still not working. :/

Thank you! I understand that.

Thank you for being so helpful. And for the lovely theme. ??

Oh and, yes, your development site works perfectly in IE!

I’m sorry, I don’t know enough about code to understand what you mean by “inside the first function” or “to the bottom of that function.” Can you tell me what the preceding or following line of code is?

Sorry for my newbie understanding, and thanks for your patience! ??

Okay; I…

1. went to https://code.google.com/p/css3-mediaqueries-js/ and downloaded css3-mediaqueries-js

2. ftp’d css3-mediaqueries-js to themes/pilot-fish/js

3. went to header.php and inserted <script src="https://s001.janasnyder.com/~blackbea/wp-content/themes/pilot-fish/js/css3-mediaqueries.js"></script> right before <?php pilotfish_head(); // head hook ?>

4. checked it with firebug to make sure it’s there (it is)

…but navigation is still not working in IE 8.

One thing that helped was validating the code on my site. Info here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Validating_a_Website

aspirateur, I had the same question, but was going to ask my code guy.

Danni…? Or someone else?

Have you tried using “custom menu” as a widget, then pulling in that category to the custom menu?

Thanks, I’ll try that.

Thank you!

For others who are looking for the exact location of the homepage image:

Appearance > Editor > style.css > Section 06 – content > /*Featured Content*/

In this line: background-image: url(images/home_banner.jpg);

You’ll need to either replace the url path with the path to your replacement image, or rename your image “home_banner.jpg” and ftp it to:

public_html > wp-content > themes > pilot fish > images

And, you know, 20 – 25% of people in the U.S. are still using IE, so it does matter.

Never mind; I found it. In “content-single.php” ; look for “entry meta”