I did try to add additional code when I was working on finding a solution on my own but I removed it because it wasn’t working properly. Your @media suggestion didn’t work exactly but it did make me think to try adding the CSS I was playing with yesterday to the media tag and it worked perfectly. Here is what ended up doing the trick:
I was able to pull the code for the header and header image that was appearing on the Gallery page and insert it manually into the page. That allowed me to hide the regular header that was appearing and be able to code the menu items so they linked correctly. Here is the final page: https://terranaut.staging.wpengine.com/gallery/
I apologize for being blunt but I am extremely familiar with WordPress and how to setup a one-page site using it. There are occasions that arise on some projects that necessitate the use for both types of structures in order to accomplish what the client is asking for. The client wants a large image gallery so it won’t fit within a single page format without making that section extremely long so it lives on a standalone page instead. I need the navigation so still work as it does on the homepage so I will figure out a way to insert my own navigation bar on the portfolio.php page.
There is no budget for custom development. Why would there be mention of coding in the header.php file in the response on read on the other support item (posted by gilelegado, I can’t seem to locate the URL for that support item) if you don’t give people that much assistance. If there is only the option for one menu then how do I go about using on interior pages without having all of the nav items reading as active on the homepage. Surely you tested for this? I can’t be the first person to use a one-page setup but include one standalone interior page.
Oh man! Now I feel silly. Thank you for pointing that out. There weren’t any categories selected in that portion of the page options so no categories were showing up to filter the items. All set now. Thank you for your help:)
