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This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Little Package.Ajax Translator Revolution DropDown WordPress Plugin Could you try deactivating that plugin then see if the “Links” dropdown works? If you find that that plugin is indeed the culprit, you’ll want to take it up with the authors that it disturbs functioning of your theme. It is loading Bootstrap JS again (your theme already loads it), which can break things. I think it might be called “Accordion FAQ”. Looks like you have a “responsive accordion and collapse” plugin.
To repeat, I see the JS loaded which is supposed to operate the dropdown, I see the dropdown menu item, I see the “Links” item. IMO the reason the dropdown isn’t working is you have JS errors (which do sometimes show in the console for various JS objects depending on which URL you visit). And none of the menu items had drop-downs but looking at the sitemap from ‘that time’ I did see a similar hierarchy of pages that probably should be in menu I see the “Links” item in the main nav menu and I understand it has one item (albeit a seemingly mock item, “menu-item-14791″) which is supposed to show when you hover on the links dropdown trigger (data-toggle=”dropdown”, Bootstrap JS). I also checked an earlier version of the site from last year via the Wayback Machine and that didn’t have a links page at all.
There should be menu items under the links menu item for sure and possibly the other pages going by the sitemap. That’s Dashboard –> Appearance –> Menus (when logged in as admin usually). That menu stuff may not have translated well when you migrated into the new multisite. Did you double-check your menu settings themselves for child links under the menu items? I then looked at the site map and I didn’t see anything to populate a links page either.īut looking at the sitemap I see child pages under a bunch of other menu entries. You have nothing in your links menu item itself except a reference to an anchor (probably a non-existant anchor) so I did a search looking for anything that ‘smelled’ like ‘links’ pages and didn’t find anything except an empty page called ‘quick links’. I took a different tack looking for your problem…
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