Hi @mrcangrejero. I can see the problem that you mentioned in your post. A few questions will help us trace this issue:
1. Are you running a child theme on top Twenty Seventeen?
2. Did you implement the frozen header using custom jQuery or Javascript?
What I would suggest is that first you switch back to the default Twenty Seventeen theme, just to ensure that this issue is not coming from a plugin. If you have added a custom frozen header, then you might want to re-examine the code for that.
Best Regards
Thanks, CJ, for your prompt advice.
You made me look at things a little different (kidding; a lot). I re-installed 2017 and now, when the parent theme is activated, the top menu sits where it was designed to. So, I guess that the problem is the child theme.
Looking over the “js” files, I found a file on the child’s root called “child-theme-js.js” that is not present in the parent. I got that morsel from the page “Five Excellent Ways To Hack …“, where I recall having implemented hacks 2 and 3. Following my technical wisdom, I deleted the file “child-theme-js.js” and the following piece of code from the child’s “functions.php” file.
// Enqueue child them js file
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'child_theme_js' );
function child_theme_js() {
wp_enqueue_script( 'child-theme-js' , get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/child-theme-js.js' , array( 'twentyseventeen-global' ) , false , true );
}
In spite of doing the above, the top menu continues to stay on top. Except for the above deleted function, I cleared the whole “functions.php” file and re-copied each function individually, testing along the way for errors. None where detected.
I have to take some time to fix my car. I will then deactivate all my plugins looking for culprits. Will keep you posted. Until then, the best to you and yours!
I’m back, sooner than expected. The weather is nasty. Anyway.
It seems that, at some point, I messed up the “global.js” file in the parent. Since I overwrote it, can’t tell how. I’m using a new copy from a clean 2017 file and the problem is gone.
Once again, thanks!
Hey @mrcangrejero
That’s good to hear that you’ve got the problem licked.
Awesome troubleshooting on your part. All the best!
