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You have to be comfortable working with the PHP side of WordPress. &nbsp;Are you?
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You have to be comfortable working with the PHP side of WordPress.  Are you?

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a couple of thoughts - <br />
- it looks like you are using a theme called 'Make' &nbsp;from theme foundry &nbsp;which has a 'drag and drop page builder' &nbsp;and maybe they have a way &nbsp;of &nbsp;placing the main menu and the custom menu widget in the header in the way you want?<br />
- Web use is really switching over to smart devices/tablets where the screen is a lot smaller and &nbsp;the 2 menus ether side of the logo would be only seen on a large screen
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a couple of thoughts -
- it looks like you are using a theme called 'Make'  from theme foundry  which has a 'drag and drop page builder'  and maybe they have a way  of  placing the main menu and the custom menu widget in the header in the way you want?
- Web use is really switching over to smart devices/tablets where the screen is a lot smaller and  the 2 menus ether side of the logo would be only seen on a large screen

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Thanks Jason! That really helped.
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I have a site here:<br />
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<a href="http://rentawebguy.com/jen/" rel="ugc">http://rentawebguy.com/jen/</a><br />
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which is a Wordpress theme. &nbsp;It currently has one menu in the header that is on the right side below the logo.<br />
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I need a second menu on the left side and then both menus positioned on either side of the logo.<br />
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Attached is a graphic showing what I want it to look like.<br />
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Any help is appreciated.<br />
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I have a site here:

http://rentawebguy.com/jen/

which is a Wordpress theme.  It currently has one menu in the header that is on the right side below the logo.

I need a second menu on the left side and then both menus positioned on either side of the logo.

Attached is a graphic showing what I want it to look like.

Any help is appreciated.

How do I add a second menu next to the main menu in a Wordpress theme?

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