Horizontal menu and top menu only appears on the home page

Hello Vagner

Just make sure your menus are inside the header container.

Hi,

Please check that the Header and Menu control are shared between the templates. Header control is initially shared on all the templates, check that you haven't edited that settings. Also you can insert the Menu control inside the Header and it will be shared automatically on all the templates that do have Header control.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi

I managed to do the horizontal menu appears on top of the header correctly, but not the top menu when I try to place the horizontal menu at the bottom of the header does not appear and when it appears in a different way on each page (scruffy).

My major difficulty has been to insert cells and columns (if applied to the top menu, search box and social networks) within the header, plus you get freely move the horizontal menu within any part of the header.

The Themler has numerous additional features compared to Artisteer, but on the other hand is much harder to make or modify the HTML structure of primary elements and those that are secondary or additional in terms of positioning.

Thank you.

Vagner.

Hi,

Could you please create a separate private ticket with the access to your site and some detailed explanations of the problems.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi Support

In one of your answers above you suggested to "Please check that the Header and Menu control are shared between the templates." How or where can I find that settings to verify that the Header and Menu (specially the menu) is shared between the templates?

thx!

Hi,

The Header control is originally shared between templates. You can select it and in the options in the left panel you will see the Show on Template option. The easiest way to share the menu is to place it within the Header container.
Another way to share the separate control is to Copy it, navigate to another template and use the Past and Share option.

Sincerely,
Hella

Perfect, thank you very much Hella!

You are welcome.
Feel free to contact us in any other occasion.

Sincerely,
Hella

The issue where a horizontal menu and top menu only appear on the home page of a website could be related to how the layout or template settings are applied across different pages. In many cases, it is possible that the menu is assigned only to the homepage template, or there might be a condition in the code that restricts its visibility to that specific page. Sometimes, theme customization settings or plugin configurations may also play a role, causing the menus to not load consistently on other pages of the website.

There is a chance that adjusting global header settings or checking page-specific templates could help resolve this. It might also be useful to review whether the menu is properly assigned to all pages within the website dashboard.

This usually happens when the navigation is hard-coded only for the homepage template. If your horizontal or top menu disappears on inner pages, it’s likely not included in the global header file or isn’t being called properly across layouts. I ran into something similar while organizing a content-heavy page about restaurant menus, and fixing the shared header solved it instantly. You might want to check how your theme handles header.php (or equivalent). Also, if helpful, I came across a clean structure example here that breaks things down nicely: https://outbacksmenu.us/ it shows how consistent navigation improves usability across pages.