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Dear Clive,

The thing you need to make sure is that the name in the WordPress admin matches the “Compiled menu name” in the AllWebMenus Project Properties:

You can change either one to match the other. If these two are set correct, then the generated zip files and everything else will also be correct.

This is also described in the WordPress admin, but it is not that hard to miss it…

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Kostas
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Hello Julia,

Did you link the menu to your pages after you compiled? Did you also upload the linked pages?

I am asking because I checked the URL you sent me and I did not see any AllWebMenus code there.

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Kostas
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Dear Julia,

It seems that you set your menu to be positioned “Relative to Element”, but you did not add the appropriate Element Anchor ID to your page.

Please try adding the following to wherever the menu should appear in your page:

id="awmAnchor-menu_side"

For example, you can change the following line:

<td width="11" height="16" valign="bottom"><img src="images/corner_right_top.png" width="11" height="16" alt="shadow" /></td>

Into this:

<td id="awmAnchor-menu_side" width="11" height="16" valign="bottom"><img src="images/corner_right_top.png" width="11" height="16" alt="shadow" /></td>

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Kostas
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Dear Jim,

Instead of changing your page, I suggest that you change your Positioning! I see that your page already has an ID for this blue area, specifically it is called “masthead”:

 <div id="masthead">
   <h1 class="style1"><span class="style2">Wetherill</span></h1>
  <h3 class="style3">A History of Discovery &nbsp;</h3>
 </div>

So you should go in your AllWebMenus project and use the following settings:

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Kostas

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Dear Harvey,

Different browsers may show some fonts (especially the fancy ones) differently, sometimes even changing their size. This is due to the way each browser renders the font, and also depends on which font-related features you have enabled (such as the “cleantype” or anti-alias features that some browsers have to present the fonts in a more readable manner).

This however is not related to the menu and the same issue will present with simple in-page text using the same font. I am afraid that there is nothing we can do on our side regarding this. The only 100% safe solution to make sure that the fonts look identical to the pixel is to use images instead.

Still, you could change your menu Positioning to accommodate for this font change. I see that you have positioned your menu “Relative to Element” using the id “masthead”. However (If I am not mistaken) you are using the X offset to horizontally center the menu. Did you try using something like the following?

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Kostas
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Dear Clive,

I am afraid that we do not have a video specific to the WordPress integration.

The main things to check are:

1) That you activated all the plugins/components that you uploaded (a menu could have both a plugin and component if it is positioned “relative to element”)

2) That your positioning is correctly set and that you have the positioning anchor in the page (if you used “relative to element”).

If you cannot find the problem, please send me the URL so that I can check what you have done.

Regards,
Likno Customer Support
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