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  • Thread Starter spiralingbob

    (@spiralingbob)

    I tried this, but I must be adding the code in the wrong place. It makes all of my posts disappear!
    I guess I’m a little dumb when it comes to coding like this.
    Is there a specific way it needs to be added? Do I need to somehow include it in this line?

    <?php { $posts = query_posts($query_string .
    '&amp;orderby=title&amp;order=asc&amp;posts_per_page=-1'); }

    Thanks for all the help!

    spiralingbob

    (@spiralingbob)

    Jared,

    You mentioned on your page that you would be willing to set up the menu manager for a small fee; how do I get in touch with you to do that? I can’t seem to get the plugin to work correctly, and I’d really like to use it!

    Thanks,
    Bob

    Thread Starter spiralingbob

    (@spiralingbob)

    I’m sure that’s what it is! I haven’t added any CSS at all.
    Any way you can give an example of some CSS for the submenus? Do I just add it to the CSS sheet of my theme? I understand that it’s customizable. I’m just hoping for something to start with, something similar to your http://www.highrisetheseries.com navbar. I could customize from there, but that’s exactly the look and feel I’m going for!
    My site is http://www.frogstandrecords.com

    Thanks for all the help!

    Thread Starter spiralingbob

    (@spiralingbob)

    I did have the correct template tag, and it still is not working. I wonder if I have the correct information in the edit section?
    I have 6 menu items, and I’ve ordered them 1-6. I wanted item number 6 to have a subpage, so I created one more menu item, ordered it number 7, and had the 6th item listed as the parent. Is that correct? I still see the 6th item listed, but the submenu item displays underneath it, instead of actually being a submenu item. Any help would be appreciated!

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