[Theme: Twenty Twelve] Is there a way to get rid of the menu?

Use this bit of CSS in TwentyTwelve child theme’s style sheet.

.nav-menu {display:none;}
.main-navigation {border-bottom:1px solid #ededed;}

It will only hide ( display:none; ) the appearance of menu from front but still keep the associative text for accessibility and if you decide later to have a menu back then you can just delete these 2 lines.

In addition to that, to also not having any menu item in the source code, just make 1 menu item with an empty link or a link pointing to your homepage.

Per your other thread, make sure you are not making changes to theme files directly – use a child theme or custom CSS.

So you have Jetpack installed ?

IF it’s a yes, THEN I can’t help any further, because Jetpack has its own way of doing stuff, you should go ask directly to the Jetpack support team.

or you might try deactivated some modules that you think it might cause this.

Try this instead of the above

.nav-menu, .menu-toggle {display:none;}
.main-navigation {border-bottom:1px solid #ededed;}

Actually, it’s nothing much. It’s just the .menu-toggle which is (default in TwentyTwelve) as display:none in screen wider than 600px and display:inline-block in anything smaller.

The first time, it works but only on screen wider than 600px and I forgot the responsive-ness of the theme until you pointed it out, so all we have to do is just display:none the .menu-toggle too.

And to save the space in CSS you can put together the elements (selectors) that share the same properties by using comma, that’s all.

Note: to be able to understand it clearly, you have to take a look at the html structure of this part too, it’s in header.php.

I was able to remove the top nav using the instructions above, but I still have a line above my custom header image. Do you know how I would go about removing that?

http://www.lasnark.com

Thanks!