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[Resolved] You currently have no menus assigned to this theme location.

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Last updated by David Arias 8 years, 1 month ago.

Assisted by: Tia.

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#431245
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I am trying to: add a menu to my site

I visited this URL: /page-with-menu

I expected to see: my new menu

Instead, I got: error message about displaying my menu
You currently have no menus assigned to this theme location. Go to Appearance -> Menus -> Manage Locations and assign a menu to appropriate location.

I was trying to create a menu solely for displaying social icons. I have used layouts to create the top one in the screenshot but it doesn't display well on smaller devices.

I decided to try and make it with a menu instead but I get the following message.

I use the header navigation menu. Am I able to add additional menus? I'm using the bootstrap starter child theme.

Many Thanks.

#431589

Tia

Thank you for contacting Toolset Support. I am happy to help you with this.

Usually with that kind of message, a menu has not been assigned to that particular location. If you scroll to the bottom of Apperances > Menus > edit Menu do you see anything that prompts for a location?

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#433461

HI Thanks for your help.

I have actually made a different solution using a really basic view and css. It was really more a matter of curiosity as to how one could add multiple menu locations to the boostrap starter child theme.

The site I'm working on is running locally on my dev box so has no ftp availability.

#555239
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I have the same problem, When I register as a new user and I want to log into my account, Leave this message and I can not find a solution ;(

#555259

The user assigning the user form was not customer and for some reason the menu disappeared, I have solved this issue thanks......

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