Changing the Alignment of the Secondary Header
1. From your WordPress Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customize
2. In the left sidebar of the Customizer select Secondary Header
3. Next select Alignment
4. Using the dropdown select the alignment you would like for the Secondary Header
5. When you are finished click on Save & Publish in the top-right corner of the sidebar
Navigation in the Secondary Header
Adding/Removing Navigation in the Secondary Header
1. From your WordPress Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customize
2. In the left sidebar of the Customizer select Secondary Header
3. Next select Navigation
4. Under the label Secondary Navigation you can use the dropdown menu to select the menu that you would like in the Secondary Navigation, to have no navigation in the Secondary Navigation select — Select —
5. When you are finished click on Save & Publish in the top-right corner of the sidebar
Styling the Navigation in the Secondary Header
Colors
1. From your WordPress Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customize
2. In the left sidebar of the Customizer select Secondary Header
3. Next select Navigation
4. There are three sections of colors that can be edited, Color, Sub Menu Color, and Sub Menu Background Color. Color and Sub Menu Color control the color of text while Sub Menu Background Color controls the color of a background
5. To edit any of these click on Select Color under any of those options
6. A color palette should pop up. When it does you can either:
a. Select a color by inserting a hex value
b. Drag the cursor and slider around in the color panels to get an exact color
c. Choose from the default colors at the bottom
d. Click on Default to get the default color scheme
7. When you are finished click on Save & Publish in the top-right corner of the sidebar
Font Size
1. From your WordPress Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customize
2. In the left sidebar of the Customizer select Secondary Header
3. Next select Navigation
4. Under the section Font Size there is an editable textbox. You can either type a number into the textbox or use the arrows on the side of the textbox to fine tune your font size
5. When you are finished click on Save & Publish in the top-right corner of the sidebar
Font Family
1. From your WordPress Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customize
2. In the left sidebar of the Customizer select Secondary Header
3. Next select Navigation
4. Under the section Font Family there is a dropdown menu. You can either search for the font family you are looking for with the search feature or you can select a font family in the dropdown menu
5. When you are finished click on Save & Publish in the top-right corner of the sidebar
Changing the Background of the Secondary Header
1. From your WordPress Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customize
2. In the left sidebar of the Customizer select Secondary Header
3. Next select Background
4. Under the label Background Color you can set a background color:
a. Click Select Color
b. A color palette should pop up. When it does you can either:
i. Select a color by inserting a hex value
ii. Drag the cursor and slider around in the color panels to get an exact color
iii. Choose from the default colors at the bottom
iv. Click on Default to get the default color scheme
5. Under the label Background Image you can select a background image:
a. Click Select Image
b. Your Media Library should pop up, select the image that you would like to be your background image and click Choose Image
c. Next you’ll want to set your Background Image Options, under the label Background Repeat you can set how you would like your background to repeat by selecting one of the options
d. Under the next label, Background Position, select the position you’d like your background to be in
e. Finally, under the label Background Attachment select the background attachment you would like to have
6. When you are finished click on Save & Publish in the top-right corner of the sidebar