Here is the site:
I have a Testimonial page and a Blog page but they are not appearing in the navigation bar.
http:// progreenkleen/blog/ I have set this page to be the blog page
/ (I know it's spelled wrong)
I have made sure that they pages are published, public, and I have looked in the Custom Menu but that does not seem to be operative. There are pages listed in the custom menu section, but I removed a couple of existing pages and they are still appearing in the navigation bar.
I was able to set a couple of the existing pages as Draft and they disappeared.
I have compared the pages I want to appear with existing ones and I don't see anything irregular.
I'm lost as to what to check next.
Here is the site: http://goo.gl/QgfSMq
I have a Testimonial page and a Blog page but they are not appearing in the navigation bar.
http:// progreenkleen/blog/ I have set this page to be the blog page
http://progreenkleen/testamonials/ (I know it's spelled wrong)
I have made sure that they pages are published, public, and I have looked in the Custom Menu but that does not seem to be operative. There are pages listed in the custom menu section, but I removed a couple of existing pages and they are still appearing in the navigation bar.
I was able to set a couple of the existing pages as Draft and they disappeared.
I have compared the pages I want to appear with existing ones and I don't see anything irregular.
I'm lost as to what to check next.
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Reset to default 1Go to Appearance > Menus and add the page to the menu (Make sure you save the menu)
I suggest you check the Menus -> Manage Locations, it's probably the menu you adjusted is not the menu you display on your site. If you have 2 menus but only 1 theme location, that could happen.
I figured it out. This theme has a special built-in way of inserting items into the nav bar. The built-in menu handler then put the items into Appeareance > Menus.
I guess it's for people don't want to take the time to figure it out. It worked in the opposite direction for me.
wp_nav_menu()
code from the theme. 2nd, see that is that checked something like: Automatically add new top-level pages to this menu in your menu in Appearance > Menus. – Mayeenul Islam Commented Jan 28, 2014 at 6:54