latebird

cheers for that, but never mind:

I found out how to remove the damn top-bar much easierly as it’s one of three menu option in the dashboard and goes away as soon as I change from primary to secondary (for instance)

as you very well know – probably better than anyone else here – the Appearance costumizer doesn’t allow for editing the menu bar in the Spine theme

that’s why I asked for help from members, right?

I understand you wish to protect your asserts and reserve that kind of advice to other channels..
but to the advice you just gave me in this open forum, I can only say ‘thanks for nothing’

silly me, Spine offers three menu locations to be selected in the dashboard..

Hi guys,

Good learning from this thread, thanks, but I’m intrigued that you don’t mention what happens to the menu!

shadowsite.info is no longer visible so I have no clue of what was the solution there, but I assume the menu was taken elsewhere – is this correct?

That exactly what I wanted to do: take the nav-bar from the top-bar and place it elsewhere (actually, it the usual place under the header).

Any clues on how to get there?
cheers!

well, this one I can answer myself by now:

All you have to do is go to this line in the style sheet

/* line 81, ../sass/_layout.scss */
#footer {
width: 100%;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
margin-top: 0;
margin-bottom: 0;
max-width: 62.5em;
background-color: #1FE0B1;
*zoom: 1;
}

and delete the max-width and margins left and right.

I can see it is possible to eliminate this sentence by simply deleting the comments-loop-error.php code

(for some reason in my case this file is available in the WP editor but it’s not among the Spine php files in the host’s control panel so the actual file can’t be deleted)

although the sentence is deleted, there remains a line separating this section, and it’s not easy to find in the stylesheet…

can anyone point out that line?