[BrandonSM]

This can be closed. I was able to wrap the <?php get_Search_form(); ?> in a new div and voila!

[BrandonSM]

This can actually be closed. I found that you have to disable the header image through Themes > Customize — then set a featured image on each page through the options 🙂

You guys thought of everything!!

[BrandonSM]

I did thanks @Mahesh ! I appreciate all your help! Let me know where I can donate 🙂

[BrandonSM]

That worked, thanks Mahesh!

What I need to do now is make those sub-nav items full width of the content area which is why I did a left:0; any ideas?

[BrandonSM]

Thank you Mahesh! That helped alot! I was able to get the sub-menus added after changing some of the menu/navigation options around.

The problem I’m running into now is that when hovering over the first parent that has a child menu, when trying to hover over the child it actually ends up showing the second parent’s child menu.

Example —
http://gaispc.azurewebsites.net/

If you hover over “About SPC” and then try to click one of the links on its child menu, it actually shows the child menu for “Services”. Basically I am unable to click on any of the “About SPC” child links.

If you hover over “Services” and then try to click one of the links on its child menu, it works fine and only shows the expected child menu.

[BrandonSM]

For clarification…

Where would I add pages/links so that when I hover over a primary menu item, they show in the dropdown?

[BrandonSM]

Challenge accepted.

Literally all I need to do is rewrite the function to get rid of this stupid error, but I could just get around it with some CSS and use one of the other footer widgets.

[BrandonSM]

Thank you Mahesh!

After doing a little more reading I was able to replace the “if” statement in the child functions file with the modified code and it worked.

Thanks!

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