Paste that whole block into a Custom HTML block in WordPress, hit Preview, and you should see the starfield drift behind the gold header. Yell if the fonts don't load or the theme's fighting the layout.I ADDED PAGE TO SIT DONT SEE OVRNITE INTEL MEMUDiagnosed menu configuration glitch, prepared troubleshooting walkthroughDiagnosed menu configuration glitch, prepared troubleshooting walkthroughThat's a WordPress menu issue, separate from the page itself — creating the page doesn't automatically add it to your nav menu. Here's how to get it showing: Go to Appearance → Menus (in your WP dashboard sidebar, sometimes under Appearance → Editor → Navigation depending on your theme). Check which menu is assigned to your site's primary nav — there's usually a dropdown or tabs at the top showing menu locations (e.g. "Primary Menu," "Header Menu"). Make sure you're editing the one actually displaying on the front end. Add your new page to it — on the left side you'll see "Pages" with a list of your existing pages. Find the Overnight Intel page you just created, check the box, click "Add to Menu." It'll show up on the right side where the menu structure lives. Save Menu — easy to miss, but nothing sticks until you hit Save. Hard refresh the front end (Ctrl+Shift+R / Cmd+Shift+R) since menus can get cached. A couple of things worth double-checking while you're in there: Is the page actually Published (not still a Draft)? Draft pages won't show in menus as live links even if added. Did you give the page a title that matches what you're expecting to see, or is it still called "Auto Draft" / "New Page"? What do you see when you go to Appearance → Menus — is there an existing menu already, or is it empty?