I see that the line I added to the above question didn’t take. This is my site address: http://www.janiechristensen.com
1. Try looking for an jQuery accordion script or plugin.
2. Edit your theme’s stylesheet.
3. As (2).
Thank you for your quick response, Esmi! I have just added the jQuery accordion plugin and will follow their instructions on getting it to work; I hope that solves all the problems.
As far as #2 on your list — I’m just beginning to unravel stylesheets, so I wouldn’t know how to edit it without guidance. And I’m sorry, but I don’t understand #3. I’m trying to learn but I’m just beginning. Thank you again.
Some useful CSS resources:
CSS Tutorials
Learning CSS
I’d also suggest that you carry out this work using Firefox with the Firebug add-on. It makes it a lot easier.
Excellent. I will follow both of those links. I’ve already found that a book from the library (CSS the Missing Manual) is helping to decode things and make it all seem less esoteric. I used to love cracking codes as a kid and this is reawakening that part of my brain. Will use Firefox per your suggestion. I’m grateful for your help!
Esmi, following your instructions has helped me so much and the CSS tutorials are a treasure-trove. I’ve set up the framework for the jQuery accordion menu and will begin to fill it with content shortly, but the custom menu that I created to act as the basis for the jQuery menu is showing up above the jQuery menu on my home page and I can’t get rid of it. Firebug is giving me this as its location but I haven’t been able to locate this anywhere in my theme’s editor:
<div class=”menu-custom-menu-container”><ul id=”menu-custom-menu” class=”menu”>
(The actual string is much longer, listing each menu item.)
Can you point me in the right direction to get this off my page?
Thank you!
Sounds like it’s being generated by <?php wp_nav_menu();?>.
You’re brilliant. It’s gone! I removed <?php wp_nav_menu($args); ?> from the sidebar.php and it worked beautifully. I really can’t thank you enough. What a relief!
