Install a Custom CSS plugin
http://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=custom+css
and put this in
#main-navigation .menu { display: none; }
along with your other changes prior, and then revert theme’s stylesheet file to its original.
Thanks Paul 🙂 That’s perfect!!
Thanks paulwpxp. I too was wondering about that issue. I can’t figure why would the author would put 2 nav menus in the theme without any explanation. It can really make things difficult when you’re trying to customize your theme. Good grief! Sigh!
This didn’t work for me. Any other suggestions?
I’m using the Fashionista theme too.
Don’t forget to clear browser cache after changes in CSS.
I tried that too – still showing both the menus.
Try this instead
#main-navigation .sf-menu { display: none; }
If that doesn’t do it, please link to your site.
I just created a blank menu (a new menu with no items in it) and assigned that to the second menu. It then disappeared. No plugins or CSS changes required.
@mrpjscott That’s one great tip.
This is on wp_nav_menu() codex page
3.5.0: If a menu has no items, don’t output any markup.
Here is the source
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.6.1/wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php#L180
Creating a blank menu and assigning it to the top menu worked! Great idea, thank you
Glad I could help! If anyone can help with my IE8 formatting issue that would be awesome 😉
I did this the menu disappeared but the word menu is still there. Anyway to get rid of that altogether? I’m referring to the second menu not the top menu.
Or is there an option to have the second menu display horizontally? I don’t want it to be a drop down. I would like it to look like a top menu but in the position where the second menu is. Thanks
Hello lovely people
Can someone guide me and help me remove the first menu?
