Landon

If you aren’t planning on using the exodus-banner anywhere in the site, you could just add a display: none; to it, but that doesn’t really solve the root issue. Replacing the nav allowed the MMM to sit properly in your site (looks much better).

You should be able to export the MMM theme with your other theme active and import it with the Child activated.

Sounds like there is a code conflict between the theme and MMM plug. Better let Tom handle this one.

It is still possible that dumping and replacing all of the theme’s menu code might help.

Yes, or you could do it the way it was designed.

Thanks Tom.

If all you want are headers, you can probably handle that with a simple text widget and some html:

<h4>I’m a Header</h3>

But you probably already knew that.

You would add the second level menu items in the WordPress under Menu. After you save the menu, you will be able to select the blue Mega Menu button for sub menu items.

Also,
set up a child theme, copy the header.php file over from original theme and make this change:

Remove:
<nav id=”exodus-header-menu” class=”exodus-clearfix”></nav>

Add:
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘header’ ) ); ?>

This will give you better control over the mega menu.

Can you disable MMM so I can see what the code looks like once the mega menu is disabled? This is what I am currently seeing:

<div id=”exodus-banner” style=”background-image: url(https://173.236.11.72/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/CCMH-1700×350.jpg);”>

Thanks for your reply. That wasn’t the problem. The Explore block is working perfectly on all pages except the single property pages. Whether I disable or enable the Explore block, it is always there empty. Have made sure to delete the theme’s overriding property.php, but even the default property.php for the plugin doesn’t change it.

Same problem here.

Glad it helped. If you don’t find and fix what caused the issue, it is likely to reoccur.

I have seen the index.php files look like that before on hacked sites. In order to regain access to your dashboard, replace wp-admin/index.php with a fresh one as well as your /index.php. After you gain access, install WordFence and tell it to do a full scan (including theme and plugin files).

This looks more like malware. After scanning your url (https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/www.michelsanti.fr), it looks like you are suffering from the Rev Slider vulnerability. Same thing has happened to several of my clients. Replace your index.php file in wp-admin to regain access to your dashboard, this is only the beginning. Then install WordFence and set it to scan theme and plugin files. Run scan. Start cleaning.

I appreciate your response, that does clean it up a bit. I am still hoping for possibly a cleaner fix that might allow for no gaps.

Thank you James. This worked great. I’ll make sure to give you good reviews.

I was able to fix it using Go Live plugin. Great plugin for anyone looking at changing urls in a database. More control than Velvet Blues.