[Corvida]

In the sidebar, there’s a theme default menu I can’t seem to access. I can put widgets before or after the menu through customisation, but I can’t edit that menu in specific. It adds top level pages to the navigation by default, and I was wondering if there’s a way to stop this/edit the menu so that we can change this behaviour ourselves.

Website: blog.crowbased.nl

[Kay]

That’s the default WordPress menu. Have a quick read about menus on our menu tutorial about editing/creating and assigning menus here

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[sarah]

I guess he/she might be asking for customization for the font family of the menu. There doesn’t seem to be any way to customize the font family of the menu at the moment. NOT widgets.

Are there any CSS that can I add?

Website: sarahyung.com

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by sarah.

[Kay]

@Sarah
I’m pretty sure @Corvida was referring to editing the menu contents.

There’s an option to edit the main menu’s typography in the Customizer under Typography >> Header fonts.

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Before making any modifications to your theme we strongly recommend using Child Themes.

[Corvida]

@Kay, you’re right! I wondered, but I wasn’t entirely sure myself. I’ll check out the link you’ve attached as well. Thanks again!

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