I’m okay with the sub-items showing on desktop, since I was able to use CSS to hide the sub-items there.

I pasted the links to my social networks in two of those fields, but they do not show up in my mobile menu. They work in the footer. This is what my mobile menu looks like:

It looks nothing like the demo menu.

Ah, I see there’s no simple way to make the mobile menu pull from a different menu than the desktop menu. I can use a mega page menu and place items under it, right? Only those items show in the mobile menu, but I can hide those items in the mega menu. Will this approach cause any problems? This is how I set up the menu:

But what about social icons in the mobile menu? They appear in the demo so I should be able to get that without any additional help.

Hi Andrei,

I wanted it on the posts page, so I added it to the td_module_single_base.php file instead, and placed the text inside a SPAN.

Thanks!

I just got around to trying this and it worked! Thank you!

Now for another question: How do I add the word “CATEGORIES” at the beginning of the category list like the tags list has?

Thanks for your help Andrei. I will create a child theme to edit the post template.

For the second point, this is what I check off under categories when editing the post:

And this is what shows up:

Because “Spectre” is a subcategory of “The Films”, when I check off only the subcategory, the main category also appears. I don’t want the main category to appear. How can I fix this? Other WordPress templates I’ve used don’t do this.