Hi all. I'm trying to set up a site so that a different top menu appears for each submenu. For example, alexandracollege.eu/150years.

This is a mocukup. I would like this top menu to appear for this section.

However, I would like a different menu to appear on top when I click on, for example, Senior School, on the left.

What I'm thinking is that I can have different installs of WP for each area, e.g.:
alexandracollege.eu/150years
alexandracollege.eu/senior_school

but this seems messy. Is there a better way? Also, is there a way I can force the top menu into the centre column so that it appears above the main content?

Thanks all and hope this makes sense!!

I wouldn't install multiple WordPress instances as that would indeed get messy. The options you have, as I see it, are...

• Perhaps a menu plugin that provides this functionality
• Using CSS to hide/show menus where you want
• The above along with a new widget area and the Display Widgets plugin to show/hide the menu as needed

This is not a "here is the answer" issue and would take a bit of time to implement


Another option, which is probably the way I would go is have the same top menu on all pages and use a sidebar menu for the sub-menus. Or perhaps use a MegaMenu plugin like UberMenu from Code Canyon.