Ps – saw Andrew Nevins reply on your other thread on this subject. Andrew, if that’s your attitude towards people on here why are you a moderator. I would have imagined your role would be to support. Not to patronise and attempt to belittle.
Hi…
Way to do it is like this:
1. If you don;t already have a copy of header.php in yoiur child theme folder, make a copy of it and stick it in there, still as header php.
2. Once you’ve done this or if you already have a header.php in your child theme remove the following code:
<h3 class="menu-toggle"><?php _e( 'Menu', 'twentytwelve' ); ?></h3>
It’s on line 43 in the original header.php but make sure you make the changes to the version in the child theme.
Simples – Was having the same problem.
