If I had to guess, since you can’t find that URL in your header anywhere, the link is just being populated by a function or template tag. It must be pulling the “Home” address from your blog settings.

If you look under the “General” settings for your blog, does your “Site URL” still display the old “test” address? If so, take a look at this WordPress.org page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress If might help, depending on what steps you took when moving your site initially.

Moving WordPress can be tricky, so make sure you’ve read the instructions completely before proceeding, and make sure you have everything thoroughly backed up!

rather than the new URL
http://www.janeprophet.com

I cannot find the url in the header.php, or anywhere else! Can you give me any advice as to how I might edit it?

Thanks

Jane

Hi again Rosa!

Sounds like you’re saying that when you hover over the name of the currently open page in your nav menu, it shifts to the right so it’s almost touching the next page’s name.

If that’s the case, there’s probably something messed up in the CSS. I looked at the demo link you sent, and this is what the CSS for the nav links looks like:

#cats li a {     float: left;     line-height: 50px;     text-decoration: none !important; }

Based on what you’re describing, there’s probably a

#cats li a:hover

entry somewhere that’s changing the alignment.

Hard to say more specifically without looking at your actual site to check things out. Feel free to post a URL if you want!

It’s hard to say what might be causing your theme editor to fail when saving. Are you running the newest version of WordPress? If not, try upgrading.

If you have already upgraded, try disabling plugins. Perhaps one (or a combination) of them are getting in the way?

Let me know if you have any luck!

the template I chose (IMBALANCE) does not have the behavior I am checking on mine and I don’t like it: when you move your mouse over the menu page that is open to align it moves to the beginning the next menu (not sure if I was clear) .. can you explain why? and how can I undo this “movement” by keeping the alignments on the left?

Thanks

My problem: After changing the code can not save it; wen I do upload it cames back to the initial code .. what am I doing wrong?! My basic template is the Imbalance – http://wpshower.com/demo/?theme=imbalance

It sounds like you are dealing with a theme that didn’t have a “Home” button built in. If that’s the case, you’ll want to skip the step where we excluded your new homepage from the navbar – since your theme doesn’t already have one, you want the page you just created to be listed there.

I can definitely see how that would be frustrating… I wouldn’t to loose my carefully selected title tags either!

Generally, the content of your title tag is actually going to be controlled by the theme you are using, and not necessarily WP itself. It sounds like whatever page you are selecting as your “home” page is using a template that doesn’t supply a title tag for your browser to use – which is why you’re seeing your URL instead.

I’d recommend double checking your theme’s home.php (if it has one) and index.php templates to make sure the tags are filled in with the information you want.

Feel free to post your URL and theme info if you’re still working on fixing this

Whenever I use a static page as the homepage, the title tag simply shows the URL of the site, which isn’t very professional considering that’s the first page people are going to see (depending on the type of site you’re running, of course).

Although I can see some recognition benefits if people bookmark that particular page, I still wish WP would fix this.