Remove it in your wordpress dashboard under menu. you should be able to configure what goes on your menu from there.
If not, use CSS and target the specific element’s ID or Class to display as none. elements are tags like <div> <h1> or <p>
so if you were to right click and inspect (probably best on Chrome browser) the thing you’re trying to remove, it should show a new window with a lot of code. Hover over the right element and it will highlight the thing you’re trying to remove. Find the parent or the thing that encases that specifically. Take note of what the ID or Class of that element is and target it in your CSS
so in your CSS it would be for example (to hide it):
#aboutlink { display: none; }
the pound sign # represents IDs and the period sign . represents classes. So if the div has an ID of aboutlink (example: <div id=”aboutlink”>) you would target that ID by using the pound sign # followed by the ID (aboutlink)
For some rough basic information about hiding things with CSS:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_display_visibility.asp
For some rough basic information about IDs and Classes:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_id_class.asp
