Thanks for the reply. I didn’t mean to move the video to the bottom of the page, just below the article content.
In the picture above, I would like those two to switch places.

Apparently is something with the JS minify settings in W3TC, when disabled all sliders work fine.

Open your top-menu.php in an editor and look around line 25 for this

http://www.screencast.com/t/kGjFtDOts3uz

change the highlighted part to this

http://www.screencast.com/t/jYagN6Gy2

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Wow thanks for pointing that out!! Fixed it. I’m using userpro so I’m not exactly sure how to adjust the popup with UPME. With userpro the popup works out of the box like you see it on my site, no adjustments were needed. Try contacting the support for that plugin they can probably help you the best.

No problem. Here are a few steps to get it working.
1. Install and activate this plugin Show/Hide Menu If you want to use icons in your menus, install and activate Font Awesome

2. Go to appearance>menus. click screen options at the top and make sure to tick the css classes box. Now create 2 menus with the same name like THIS. One is going to be your logged in tab, the other when logged out. Once you have those 2 menu items added to your menu, click the options arrow on the menu item, and where it says css classes, put “forguest” in your logged out tab, and “formember” on your logged in tab.

3. Add submenus as you want, make sure you put your login and register submenu items under the menu marked as forguest. Here is what my logged in and logged out looks like in the dashboard PIC

4. If you want to use a icons in your menu, add a second css class to the menu. put a space after “formember” or “forguest” and add the css class for the icon you want to use, the font awesome plugin has to be installed to use them. HERE is the full list of icons and their css classes that you can use.

If I missed anything let me know

That was something I didn’t like, so I put a conditional menu tab in my main menu bar. If a user is logged out it shows login or register links, once logged in it shows the edit profile and such, as well as a toggle icon that shows that your logged in. Check it out, if you are interested in knowing how I did it I can point you in the right direction. Heres my site http://www.mainlyviral.com/

Where can I find the td_comment function? I looked in functions.php and several other files and was unable to find it

Thanks that definitely worked. After I got that working I wanted to try to get the UserPro login to come up instead of being displayed inside of the td-login-wrap to make it a little cleaner. I found what might be an even easier solution. I replaced THIS css class in top-menu.php to THIS. Try it and see if it works on your end, it seems to be working for me. You can test it on my site Mainly Viral. Let me know what you think. Thanks again for the fast help!

Marius here is my top-menu.php http://www.screencast.com/t/PStLkOiZZF does that look right? I also copy and pasted the custom CSS from your post and this is whats popping up http://www.screencast.com/t/8lVpn25XBHs. Thank you

I placed the code and the custom css exactly as shown in that post and this is the result
http://www.screencast.com/t/8lVpn25XBHs

Im getting this http://www.screencast.com/t/8lVpn25XBHs