Pdnorell

Nate,

After exploring the menu options a bit, it’s also obvious that i misunderstood what “links” could do. I’ve now set the top menu things so that they can be links to nothing (or aka the homepage) but still act as parents to subcategories or other pages.

Thanks a lot for the help!

Defosses Nate,

Thank you for the help. I’ll have to figure out the code to add new menus. It’s been a while since I’ve operated in HTML and CSS but I think I can figure it out again without too much trouble.

I also just realized that I can create a single menu that will do what I want. I’ll use the bit of code you supplied to null out pages that I don’t want to lead anywhere. I put all my pages into a menu (before I wasn’t using a menu at all, I was just using the default list of pages with children).

This shows the login page:
https://peternorellmusic.com/wp-login.php

When you login, go to Settings > General and made sure both addresses there are the same. They should be the same as your domain https://peternorellmusic.com

That’s EXACTLY what I need to fix i believe. The problem is this:

I am unable to login via that method. It says I do not have permission. If I try to recover my password (forgot password), it redirects to a verizon search engine (and it’s searching for a link to the name that I tried to create but doesn’t exist). I am thinking of just uninstalling wordpress from my host (hostgator) and reinstalling and just starting from scratch. Would that fix the problem? Or is there another way.

Thanks for the help.