• I created an html5/css3 website and used online tutorials to translate that into a custom WordPress theme so that I can incorporate a wp blog into the site. I still have a little tweaking left to do on it for auto-adjusting images but I am at a complete loss when it comes to my menu. In the html site, it is responsive. I recreated the menu on WordPress and in the web browser it works. In mobile views it does not switch to a mobile friendly version and just appears over top of the posts.

    I have tried 4 plugins with no luck duplicating the way the menu functions on the html site. Since the WP blog is incorporated into the website, it is necessary the WP blog function identically to the html site.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am self-taught with html5/css3 and have maybe 10 hours of practice now with WordPress; so my coding knowledge is fairly limited.

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

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  • Themes sometimes have to override the nav walker class to get the HTML output that they need for the menu. There are a couple of filters in there, if they do what you want then add a filter and you’re done. If not, you can override the class and change it up.
    https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/reference/classes/walker_nav_menu/

    Menus are the tricky part of a theme, so while there are thousands of themes in the repository you can look at (to see how they do it), it’s unlikely that a theme author will walk it through with you here.

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