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Thanks Tom! Worked like a charm. I forgot I even called that script in the Genesis theme settings. I should have known because it has messed with things in the past.
by August 1st or so the completed site will be honduranchildren.com For those who stumble upon this in the future and the old link doesn't work 😉
Bump... sorry but didn't expect this to get lost in the backlog of pages so quickly! All-ready mid-way down page 2 in only an hour!
I got it to work here: http://fitcameron.com/
Its an old project... I followed the 3 step instructions given earlier and I commented out the javascript rather than deleting it.
Ok, sounds good, keep us posted! Sometimes (with GoDaddy and bluehost) I find using the on-site editor that WordPress provides causes these issues (I've had whole sites crash because of this... even though I edited things perfectly right).
To get around that I always unzip the theme to my computer and edit style.css and functions.php using Notepad++. Then I upload the files to the right folder on my site via FTP or FTP file manager on the cpanel.
Has this been resolved yet? I want to buy this theme but won't if I can't get that menu to appear at all times.
Resolved.
1 - I updated to Genesis 2.0.
2 - installed "Sixteen nine" theme.
3 - Followed tutorial instructions only this time I used ftp, downloaded "functions.php" and "style.css" to my computer > used Notepad++ to edit the files > Re-uploaded the files to the theme files overwritting the old ones.Maybe the wordpress editor wasn't working properly on my server. I have had issues with it before. From now on I will edit any php and css file this way to ensure no bugs happen.
CameronMunro.ca --- Its pretty minimal right now, just farting around with the different themes and things that can be done with them... still cant get this to work even with the code as-is from the tutorial. And yes I added the css code to the style.css file.