thanks,

-Matt

Let’s go over this again. The theme uses a second menu for it’s mobile menu version.
If you are to use UberMenu for both your desktop and mobile versions you can simply remove the theme mobile menu in your Child theme, then replace the regular menu with UberMenu.
Would that do the trick for you?

Here’s what I tried:
1. I removed the mobile code from header.php, i.e.,

<?php
    wp_nav_menu( array(
    'theme_location'=> 'main_navigation',
    'container_id' 	=> 'mobile-nav',
    ));
?>

2. I modified main nav code according to UberMenu support’s instructions, i.e.,:

<!-- Main Navigation -->
				<?php	$nav_top_margin = ot_get_option('nav_top_margin');
						if(isset($nav_top_margin) && is_array($nav_top_margin) && !empty($nav_top_margin[0])){
							$nav_extra_style = " style='margin-top: ".$nav_top_margin[0].$nav_top_margin[1].";'";
						}else{
							ubermenu( 'main' , array( 'theme_location' => 'main_navigation' ) );
						}
				?>

3. Added the css to my stylesheet:

#header .desktop-menu{
	display:block;
}

Refreshed, and then no mobile nav shows, so I then unchecked Automatic Integration Theme Location in the configuration section of the UberMenu control panel, saved, and did another hard refresh, and still no mobile nav displaying.

Thanks!