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Always explain how you did something and not just mark it solved. Others might be looking for the same issue. ??

.home .page-header {
  display: none;
}

Nevermind! ??

They wrote back this morning and said now they can’t move from the login page. Which means they have lost their ability to even reach posts or pages.

A little background:

1 – Their site lives in a subdirectory of root. So root/public_html/their directory/wordpress

2 – I deleted copies of htaccess on both their directory and wordpress directory.

3 – I then went to settings/permalinks and set to default. I then saved that.

4 – I went back in and set permalinks to the post setting. And saved.

In the past this has been successful in recreating a new htaccess file.

5 – So now – with the new htaccess in wordpress – I then copied that htaccess to their directory.

The crazy thing is that everything works fine on my computer in 3 different browsers. Logging in and out, editing pages and posts… I have no problems.

So I’m sort of at a standstill as to what to do.

This current configuration works for other clients. I have a stack of security I use on these sites:

1 – Wordfence
2 – Sucuri
3 – All-In-One

The old configuration used to be:

1 – Wordfence
2 – Sucuri
3 – Better WP Sucurity

The old configuration worked fine for them until Better WP broke after changing ownership.

I hope this helps. If you need more detailed info – let me know. Thanks!

Thanks for the quick response. We WOULD create the users. I could only imaging dealing with all the registrations if we just threw a registration page out there.

I think I will have a ton of bad links. But will do that.

Question – I can’t go ahead and do that now can I? I actually have to wait until the final domain points to the site correct?

Or can I do it now and try to still access the site through the parked domain?

I get confused by these things.

Fixed…

Added a width to the “a href” and also display:block in the a statement.

<a href="https:/.com/ApplyNow/" style="display:block;width:276px;"/>

Obviously not with WordPress’ help!

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Figured it out.

Funny thing happened about an hour ago.

I was at Best Buy to buy a microwave. While there – I always scroll and read reviews on their website as I compare products.

I laughed – Bestbuy.com’s mobile menu makes you do the same exact thing – hit “done” to proceed.

I guess I never really thought it through.

Kudos!

Sorry! Not resolved yet.

The menu sort of works.

I re-saved per the instructions above.

The menu appears properly. You touch it and the iOS menu appears at the bottom of the screen.

1 – You can scroll fine through the menu that appears at the screens bottom.

2 – But you can’t touch a selected menu link and have it automatically GO to that page.

3 – You have to touch the menu link then touch “Done”

4 – The menu then switches.

Is this the natural way the plugin is supposed to function? Or is it supposed to jump to the chosen page when you click it?

Yes. I should have stated that I did already.

Got it:

Substituted this:

.main-navigation li a:hover {
   background-color: #000!important;
}

with this:

.main-navigation li a:hover, .main-navigation li:hover a{
   background-color: #000!important;
}

Thanks esmi. I forgot about that.

Thanks! I will look into that.

I always appreciate tips and tricks from others!