I noticed a similar post that was about a year old where it was explained that there is no easy work around for the nav bar collapsing into MENU.
The problem for my site is that I have two very similar navigation bars, one on top of the other. On a mobile device this appears as MENU MENU. Kinda trendy but a poor use of limited screen space.
Has there been any update to the Vantage Premium which allow the Menu text to be edited? If not, would one of the plugins like Responsive Menu handle this? Setting up Responsive Menu looks a bit daunting as it appears that every little choice would need to be redone. Exasperating as I only want to change one word.
Remove “menu” text from responsive menu Vantage Premium
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Hi Pam,
You can edit the menu text by navigating to WP AdminAppearanceCustomize and then Theme SettingsNavigation. Setting the Mobile Menu text as blank will lead to the text being set as Mobile (due to defaults). You’ll need to either input a
If the above doesn’t help, do you have a public URL where we can take a look at what’s going on? If you need to keep this URL private from other users, just select “Private Reply” on the bottom right of the comment box.
Thanks Alex,
Your advice did allow me to actually remove the responsive menu entirely and I am also able to leave it with no text and just the menu icon. What I would really like to do is change out the icons and put in different text. I have setup two menus; a primary and a secondary and have somehow managed to set a different icon for each at normal window sizes.
Here is the public url… gardenoaks.net
And here are some of the customizations made to the child. The other thing I have installed is the Max Mega Menu but near as I can tell it isn’t doing much… in fact I have not been able to get it to allow me to change colors on the navigation bars.
in functions:
// This theme uses wp_nav_menu() in two locations.
register_nav_menus( array(
‘secondary’ => __( ‘Secondary Menu’, ‘vantage’ ),
‘primary’ => __( ‘Primary Menu’, ‘vantage’ ),
) );
In menu.php
<nav role="navigation" class="”>
<a href="” title=”” rel=”home” class=”logo”>
2 ) ); ?>
‘secondary’, ‘link_before’ => ‘‘ ) ); ?>
‘primary’, ‘link_before’ => ‘‘ ) ); ?>