Hi Folks,
I have my Royal-themed website set up mostly as a “one pager” site. Using your documentation I have successfully created a custom menu for it by using the custom links feature within the WordPress dashboard’s menu section, and then using the anchor titles to fill that out.
Obviously, getting that menu to apply to my front page, child pages, and posts I create is a snap, using the “custom menu” drop-down option on the right column of each page’s dashboard.
The issue I am having is that I cannot seem to figure out how to get that menu to be applied to WooCommerce product/category pages. The WooCommerce section’s product pages I create in the dashboard not have the same “custom menu” dropdown option in the right column at all. Nor can I find any kind of global settings in the WooCommerce dashboard section that could handle this.
So what I am left with is the eyesore at the top of these pages you see in the attached screen caps.
What’s the secret?
Site URL: hidden Theme version: 2.0 WooCommerce version: Version 2.4.7
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