menu and anchors

  • Resolved lorenzocp

    (@lorenzocp)


    8 months, 1 week ago

    hi,

    i’m using this theme to create a site. It looks great, btw I did something wrong and now, the menu looks as a list of page. How do I fix that and i add my “topmenu” as main?

    I used patterns to create something similar to a one page site. However, I’d like to add anchors to navigate the site without necessary scroll up/down. Is it possible?

    Thanks in adavance for your kind reply.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter lorenzocp

    (@lorenzocp)

    8 months, 1 week ago

    Thanks for your kind help. Following your indications, now everything is working properly.

    However, it seems that the menu is imported in the header, and freezed in it.

    I mean that if I want to edit it, I’ve to edit it in the header, not in the Dashboard->Aspect->Menu.

    More, It remove the “Home” link and I don’t know how to make it sticky.

    To avoid (or at least reduce) future support request, can you link me a documentation to your theme? I was unable to find it.

    Hatu Denis-Alexandru

    (@hatudenis)

    8 months, 1 week ago

    Hi @lorenzocp,

    In block themes, the old Menus screen is replaced with Navigation block menus. You edit them in the Site Editor, not in the old Menus screen.

    If you want quicker access:

    • Go to Appearance → Editor → Navigation (left sidebar).
    • There you can see all menus you created and can edit items without opening the full header template.

    Adding back the “Home” link

    Sometimes FSE themes don’t auto-add “Home.”

    1. Go to Appearance → Editor → Navigation.
    2. Open your menu.
    3. Click + Add Link.
    4. Either pick Pages → Home, or add a Custom Link with / (root URL).
      • Label: Home
      • URL: /

    Now “Home” will appear again.

    Making the menu sticky

    Grouping the Header Contents for Sticky Effect

    1. In Appearance → Editor → Templates → Header, select all the elements that should scroll together (usually logo + navigation).
    2. Click the three dots menu → Group.
      • Now they’ll be wrapped inside one Group block.
    3. With the new Group block selected, go to the right sidebar → Advanced → add the custom class name: sticky-header
    4. Save changes.
    5. Add the CSS (Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS):
    .sticky-header { position: sticky;  
    top: 0; 
    z-index: 1000; 
    background: #fff; }

    We do not have specific documentation for this product, but we covered another FSE themes in this link: https://docs.themeisle.com/collection/1775-fse-themes

    Let me know if things are working as you expected.

    Denis

    Thread Starter lorenzocp

    (@lorenzocp)

    8 months, 1 week ago

    Thanks again for your kind help.

    I fixed all my problems, and now the site is ready to be published. I’m just waiting for the confirm of the monastery’s superior.

    Hatu Denis-Alexandru

    (@hatudenis)

    8 months, 1 week ago

    Hi @lorenzocp ,

    Glad I was able to solve your problem and also that you love our theme.

    It would help me a lot if you are going to leave a review here : https://wordpress.org/support/theme/non-profit-fse/reviews/. Thank you in advance.

    Denis

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