Why I have Two Home Buttons on the Navigation Bar?


Normally when you have two “Home” buttons appearing at your navigation bar, it means you have created more than one navigation bar in your Headway Themes visual editor. Each navigation bar has its own “Home” button and to remove the extra “Home” button, you can go to visual editor to do it.

  1. From your WordPress dashboard, hover over “Headway” and click on “Visual Editor” to go the visual editor.
  2. Once inside the visual editor and make sure you are in the “Grid” mode, hover over the right side of the navigation block that you want to remove the extra “Home” tab.
  3. Click on its “option” icon and a panel will appear at the bottom of the screen.
  4. At the panel, click on the “Home Link” and then click on the “Hide Home Link” button.
  5. You will see the extra “Home” button will immediately disappear from the navigation bar.
  6. Click on the “save” button at the top right corner to save the changes.
You are now left with one “Home” tab, very simple and neat!

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