Yeah, that doesn’t seem to work so well? I can copy the row, but pasting it before (or even after) the existing mobile header just makes a jumbled mess.

I am using the Cloud template, yes. But change what settings? They all look like they are the same, mostly empty, but then the top bar simply disappears in the mobile display?

https://levaire.com/top-bar-desktop.png
https://levaire.com/top-bar-tablet-landscape.png
https://levaire.com/top-bar-tablet-portrait.png
https://levaire.com/top-bar-mobile.png

Looks like this theme has had issues displaying the top bar on mobile for over a decade? Anyways, I’m struggling with something I feel shouldn’t be a struggle. Top bar works fine and as expected on all formats EXCEPT it disappears on mobile. I’ve stared at the screen shot offered above, to no avail. I’ve tried to duplicate the only row that remains, thinking I can just add the menu element and change the new bar to black, but that doesn’t work; the first bar just gets taller instead of actually duplicating. I’ve tried adding a row, but can’t seem to figure out what elements need to be placed just to achieve what is working in the other desktop and tablet layouts.

What would you have me do to fix this? Levaire.com

Thank you for this response. This sent me back to my datacenter. here was the crux of their response:

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This mix of different encodings can happen if WordPress was installed back when a different encoding was used and if you are continually adding new code in the form of plugins or themes that are using a different encoding.

This article describes how a developer or DBA would change the encoding so that all of the tables have the same encoding: https://kau-boys.com/2976/database/fixing-the-illegal-mix-of-collations-wordpress-database-error
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Well, this article offers a great explanation on how to fix the problem, but also links to a WordPress plugin that I was able to install and run to fix it. That plugin is here:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/database-collation-fix/

So, problem solved. Thank you for the light you helped to shed on this!

I am currently running the Newspaper 12.7.4, TownTalk theme. Everything seems to be updated successfully, including the Newspaper plugins? I just discovered my WordPress error log is continuing to bloat with these errors. From my datacenter: https://levaire.com/td-cloud-library-database-error.png

Thoughts?

Thank you! I had scoured the menus but never would have thought I needed to scroll down in order to see and delete it from the backend. So, I was able to find it and deleting the bookmark element worked, but now the menu doesn’t look right on mobile. The hamburger icon is slightly smaller and off the right side of the screen slightly instead of the menu just returning to its normal, pre-scroll appearance. Since sticky vs non-sticky doesn’t even appear to be an option in this section (I’m editing the header template under the cloud templates section), I’m not sure how to simply get the sticky mobile menu to look exactly like the regular mobile menu now. Ideas?

Whoa. I was running into this too, same Newspaper/Town Talk theme, and this fixed it. Search was pretty useless until this. Way better. Thank you!

Thank you! That did it!

That was it! As soon as I toggled SVG to Hidden, the logo appeared. Sweet goodness. Why does SVG merit it’s own tab? Anyways, THANK YOU!

I am experiencing a similar problem with the Town Talk template in the Newspaper theme. I can edit the text logo to type in a new name, and I can even toggle it off, but I cannot toggle off the icon, and I cannot get the actual logo to replace what’s there. I have tried to add it in both the global header AND in the Newspaper theme settings, but nothing works. Feels like a bug. Same problem exists for the logo not appearing in the footer as well.

I’m struggling with this too. There’s seriously no way just to enable a menu across the entire site and have it show up on all platforms without building a custom “modal” (whatever that is) to get the main menu to show up on mobile platforms?