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go to appearance - menu<br />
set &quot;top primary menu&quot; to the nam of your menu&quot;<br />
then click on the &quot;menu locations&quot; tab<br />
and set the &quot;secondary menu in leftside bar&quot; &nbsp;to &quot;--select a menu&quot;<br />
save menu.<br />
OR<br />
&nbsp;click on appearance - themes -then click on the &nbsp;&quot;customise&quot; button of your theme<br />
click on &quot;navigation&quot; on left hand side and select what menus go where as above. i.e De-select the secondary menu
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go to appearance - menu
set "top primary menu" to the nam of your menu"
then click on the "menu locations" tab
and set the "secondary menu in leftside bar"  to "--select a menu"
save menu.
OR
 click on appearance - themes -then click on the  "customise" button of your theme
click on "navigation" on left hand side and select what menus go where as above. i.e De-select the secondary menu

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Hi,<br />
This is actually worse. I dont want to get rid of the side menu .<br />
<br />
In effect the primary menu repeats itself vertically and I dont want this. <br />
I want a top and side menu which I have but I also have the primary menu on the horizontal.<br />
I have 3 menus and I just want 2.
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Hi,
This is actually worse. I dont want to get rid of the side menu .

In effect the primary menu repeats itself vertically and I dont want this.
I want a top and side menu which I have but I also have the primary menu on the horizontal.
I have 3 menus and I just want 2.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
In twenty fourteen these is 2 menus I can use.<br />
For some reason the primary menu (horizontal) repeats itself below the secondary &nbsp;menu (vertical).<br />
<br />
I dont want the same menu repeated and I cant find where to remove it.
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Hi,

In twenty fourteen these is 2 menus I can use.
For some reason the primary menu (horizontal) repeats itself below the secondary  menu (vertical).

I dont want the same menu repeated and I cant find where to remove it.

menu repeated

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