rtdunn

Wow, that was a quick reply, thanks. I tried Appearance>Editor and inserted it into the CSS code but there was no change. Was that the right CSS file?
Tim

That’s great Esmi, thank you.

It’s OK, the problem is now resolved, many thanks for taking the time.
Tim

Thanks for getting back. All the pages are all linked OK I believe.

It’s OK, the problem is now resolved, many thanks for taking the time.
Tim

OK I’ll try that

It’s at https://www.wellagain.co.uk

It looks like the custom menu widget has done the trick. Thanks, I think you helped indirectly there. Now how do I remove the other links like Hello World, Mr WordPress on Hello world, January 2012, Uncategorized, Entries RSS, Comments RSS, etcwww.ads-software.com?

Thanks for getting back emsi.
No it does not ‘natively’ suport custom menus. Going to the widget area, the left sidebar is not shown as an option.

I had to terminate my web account, and recreate everything in order to get rid of the problem.

Thank you esmi, I’ll try those.

The reason I opted for my own theme was because it is a simple site, nav menu on the left with links to 7 or 8 static pages, and a forum. The header image uses my design, 800 x 160 px right at the top. I couldn’t find any simple theme to do this. Maybe it was trying to change the 2011 theme to suit that resulted in the corrupted core file. I feel it should have been somewhat more robust than that.

A new install on a account works OK, with the 2011 theme and nothing else.

Thanks, but same problem. I now going to do a complete reinstall of WP331 and see if that improves things.

Yes I did that esmi, the problem is still there.

I’ve uploaded v3.3.1 and the wp-admin and wp-includes as suggested, switched to the Twenty Eleven theme and back, and my 2 standard plugins are deactiviated. I also tried changing the menu.php file to chmod 755. But there is still no change. Any other ideas please?
TIm