Create extra fixed menu on top?

Hi Sakin,
The URL for the website is http://www.mondzorgtraianus.nl
I have created a child-theme (catch-Evolution-Child) and altered the header.php in the child-theme to include the additional menu.
I could not get a second instance of the website running, so the additional (curently ugly looking) menu sits in the production site. To hide it from visitors I have altered the CSS to simply not display the additional menu.
The menu is in the class “Top-Link-Menu-Class”.
I want the new menu to look exactly the same as the current top-menu (the one with the options “spoed”, “contact” and “beheer”). The new menu should be on top of the screen, with the current top-menu (spoed, contact and beheer) just below it.
Can this be done by just CSS?
Thanks a lot in advance!

Hi Sakin,

Thanks for your reply!
I don’t think I understand you completely; I cannot find any “access-top wrapper ID” in the header.php.
A snippet of the header.php:

	<header id="branding" role="banner">
    	<?php 
		/** 
		 * catchevolution_before_headercontent hook
		 *
		 * @hooked catchevolution_header_topsidebar - 10
		 */
		do_action( 'catchevolution_before_headercontent' ); ?>
        
    	<div id="header-content" class="clearfix">
        
        	<div class="wrapper">
				<?php 
				// *** ADD CUSTOM MENU
				// ***
				wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'Top-Link-Menu', 'container_class' => 'Top-Link-Menu-Class' ) );
				// ***
				// *** END OF CUSTOM MENU ADDITION
				
                /** 
                 * catchevolution_headercontent hook
                 *
                 * @hooked catchevolution_headerdetails - 10
                 * @hooked catchevolution_header_rightpsidebar - 15
                 */
                do_action( 'catchevolution_headercontent' ); ?>
            </div><!-- .wrapper -->
            
      	</div><!-- #header-content -->
        
    	<?php 
		/** 
		 * catchevolution_after_headercontent hook
		 *
         * @hooked catchevolution_header_menu - 10
		 */
		do_action( 'catchevolution_after_headercontent' ); ?>           
        
	</header><!-- #branding -->

Have I inserted the code for the custom menu in the right place?
Thanks!

Hi Sakin,
I have created a child-theme, and altered the functions.php so it looks as follows:

<?php
// ** Add menu 
function catchevolution_below_header_top_menu() 
{ 
register_nav_menu('Top-Link-Menu',__( 'Menu top for Links' ));
}
add_action( 'catchevolution_before_header', 'catchevolution_below_header_top_menu', 15 );

// Add custom CSS
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'enqueue_parent_theme_style' );
function enqueue_parent_theme_style() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri().'/style.css' );
}
?>

I don’t see the secondary menu appear in the HTML code (it’s not on the screen because the display:none is still in the css), and now the regular menu no longer lists the items left to right, but top to bottom (please check http://www.mondzorgtraianus.nl).
Any ideas?

Just to let you all know:
I fixed it by installing a links widget and using one of the widget areas to display it.
Works like a charm!