Typically menus are managed by logging into WordPress, and then by going to “Appearence”–>”Menus”. You should see those links there.
If not, the next place I would look is in the template files (“Appearance”–>”Editor”) in maybe header.php, page.php, index.php.
Thank you, Jess.
Yes, I’ve gone to Appearance–>Menus and the heads are listed there, but when I click on them it only shows a box with the navigation label and a blank box for “Title Attribute” (don’t know what that means), but no editable indicator of what the head links to.
Under Appearance–>Editor, header.php and index.php (there is no page.php), there’s a bunch of html that I’m a bit afraid to get into… in any case, I don’t see any code in there indicating the header names or what they link to.
Am I missing something?
Ok good. That’s the correct place to manage the menus. Here are the official instructions for that:
https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Appearance_Menus_Screen
Basically you’ll need to remove the link that you don’t want any longer, and then add it back in. To the left of those menu items are a couple of accordion panels called “Pages”, “Custom Links”, “Categories”. You can add pages in through there. Either select the new page from the Pages section, or create a new custom link.
OK, thanks again. The instructions are a little hard to follow, so for now I’ve done a temp fix. Will go over it again when I’ve got a bit more time.
