ejm151

To remove the 3 bars I used your addition to functions.php:
‘add_filter(‘tc_menu_display’, ‘rdc_menu_display’);
function rdc_menu_display($output) {
return preg_replace(‘|<span class=”icon-bar”></span>|’, null, $output);
}’

Customizr is the cat’s meow! Thanks

Thanks rdellconsulting but this only works if I have the main menu on the side, which I don’t want, and even then the word “Menu” is missing from the button in any screen size below 980px

Except for upgrading to the latest version of WordPress, yesterday I made the changes you suggested. Yes, Customizr-Child is the active theme.

I’ll contact Siteground to see why the changes are not being loaded.

The code is in the Custom CSS snippets box.

OK, I understand about enqueuing the JS function script but how do I control where on the page the iContact form appears?

Thanks.

OK,I created a js function:

function post_icontact_form() { document.write("<script type='text/javascript' src='//app.icontact.com/icp/loadsignup.php/form.js?c=somenumber&l=somenumber&f=somenumber'></script>");}

and then enqueued it. My problem is that the only way I can think of calling it is to put the following code into the page:

<script> post_icontact_form() </script>

which seems like defeating the purpose of enqueuing.

Any suggestions?

Ok, so I’ve enqueued the script. Now for a really dumb question: How do I get it into the body of the page so the signup form displays?

I know this isn’t a WordPress problem but any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

ejm151