the_enn

Hi there, I appreciate your response, and apologies that it’s taken me this long to respond as I didn’t see the thread update notification…

Unfortunately, I don’t have access to the coding environment to test that change. We use a vendor called CampusPress for academia sites and we can’t run our own PHP code to test your change.

Thanks, Howdy. There’s no handle in the HTML source so I’ll need to get in touch with the theme developer (DIVI).

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by the_enn.

Thank you Chris!

Thanks for your helpful reply, Jacob.

It sounds like the best way is just to create it manually. Not that big of a deal, but it’s good to know that there isn’t really a good way to migrate just the menus.

Thank you very much for explaining this as well as updating, that is, removing, the outdated video. This is helpful to understand the difference between free and premium.

Disabled the plugin and the category feed worked again.

The problem was the plugin ‘Category Tag Pages’. Something about applying categories to Pages affected the site category feed.

Minor correction: The feed <title> that shows is actually the name of the category itself, e.g. ‘Customers’, not the website name.

Ok, guys, thanks for explaining – much appreciated!

This is a twentyfifteen child theme. What is the correct support channel?

Perfect, thank you!

So after eliminating my add-ons in FF, the problem went away. I’m not sure yet what add-on it was, but it was definitely an isolated issue.

Thanks again.

Thanks for your insight, bcworkz. It sounds like I’m the only one having this issue out of the few others I’ve checked with, but it concerns me that this could be a latent problem waiting to happen for other users. Cleared my cache and cookies, updated to the most recent FF version, closed, restarted, still have the issue.

Unfortunately, no js errors in the Console. It’s very strange to have functionality instead of style differences in just one browser. Haven’t seen this particular issue before.

Good to know on the relative references going forward.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by the_enn.

*bump*

For menus, that makes sense, though I’m referring to WP pages themselves. For instance, the top level FAQ page won’t actually have content in it. We just want a way to group related pages in a heirarchy, but in this case don’t want the parent page to be visible.