I have a navigation menu issue that I can't figure out for the life of me, but basically my responsive menu doesn't respond in order to reveal the li's underneath it. The site is healyourselfnecklaces.com and the menu switches at 600px
Any help you can give me, including how you found the issue, would be greatly appreciated.
I believe you issue is that there is no JavaScript added to the menu button to toggle (show/hide) your menu when you are in a mobile view.
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I am using the Generate Press premium theme My issue is simple but not able to troubleshoot yet. Top navigation on the header of the website is not visible when it collapses to the mobile view.
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I have no idea how to solve it. Please help me!
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Isn't there a hamburger icon (3 horizontal stripes) in your mobile view? I can see it when I minimize the page.
I would like to set up a horizontal navbar to scroll inside the page in the style of uber eats (https://www.ubereats.com/en-EN/new-york/food-delivery/zafis-luncheonette-les/-VDewOpIRMe4mh2tNVzVCw/ ,check the second navbar in which you can navigate throught the different categories of the menu). I managed to create the navbar and set the spyscroll but I don't know how to reproduce the responsive behaviour : how to hide the category from the navbar when it overflow and add it to the "More..." dropdown ?
I hope my question was clear enought !
Thanks for your help
What You are looking for is called a "Priority Navigation". Just Google it, there are plenty of examples and plugins out there.
e.g. https://css-tricks.com/the-priority-navigation-pattern/ or http://gijsroge.github.io/priority-nav.js/
I inherited a website with some new business. The menu works fine on the desktop when viewed at full screen. When the browser is sized down and the navigation links are placed into the hamburger menu, it doesn't work. I'm not sure why it isn't working.
If you inspect the element, the links are there, but the nav bar doesn't expand at all. It's using foundation for the menu. I've read the documentation and I'm still not sure why it isn't working. Any guidance is appreciated.
Here's a link to the site: JordanPlumbing.com
Replace this code in lnm-scripts.min.js
jQuery(function(){if(location.hash!=""){window.location=location.hash.replace("#!","");}
jQuery(document).foundation();jQuery("#preloader").css("width",jQuery(window).width());jQuery("#preloader").css("height",jQuery(document).height());jQuery(".ajax-link").on("click",function(){jQuery(".ajax-link").removeClass("ajax-active");jQuery(this).addClass("ajax-active");});jQuery("ul.children").parent().addClass("page_parent"); jQuery(".slick-background-slider .slick-slide").css("min-width",jQuery(window).width());jQuery("#scrolltoform").click(function(){if(jQuery("#contactForm").length>0){jQuery('html, body').animate({scrollTop:jQuery("#contactForm").offset().top},2000);return false;}else{return true;}});});jQuery(window).load(function(){if(jQuery("#click-on-load").length>0){jQuery("#click-on-load").click();}
jQuery(".color-picker").on("click",function(){jQuery(".color-picker").toggleClass("translate");});});jQuery(window).on("resize load",function(){ if(jQuery(window).width()<=1500){var ratio=2560/1440;jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("min-height",jQuery(window).height());jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("min-width",jQuery(window).height()*ratio);jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("left",-((jQuery(".slick-desktop").width()-jQuery(".slick-background-slider .slick-slide").width())/2));jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("position","relative");}
else{jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("min-height","auto");jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("min-width","100%");jQuery(".slick-desktop").css("left","0");}
if(jQuery(".slider-wrapper").width()>jQuery(window).width()){var overflow=(jQuery(".slider-wrapper").width()-jQuery(window).width());var fixPositioning=overflow/2;jQuery(".slider-wrapper").css("left",-fixPositioning);}});jQuery(window).scroll(function(){jQuery("[class*='animate-from-'").each(function(){var theTop=jQuery(window).scrollTop()+(jQuery(window).height()-(jQuery(window).height()/4));var thisTop=jQuery(this).offset().top;if(theTop-250>thisTop){jQuery(this).delay(500).addClass("complete");}});});
I'm developing a website and on its home page I have some sliders.
When I use these sliders I used to get horizontal scroll. I managed to fix that using overflow-x:hidden; at the css for the body element.
My problem is that When I click and drag the page to the right the scrollbar doesn't appear, but the user have the same effect as if he was using the scrollbar.
I received the html/css from a third part front-end developer and I'd prefer not to have to modify his css much.
Would you have any tips to fix this behavior without having to do further changes in the html/css structure?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I am just developing a child theme of WordPress twenty eleven theme. The live demo can be seen here. As WordPress has already responsive support I am also doing my theme in responsive for that I am customizing my theme CSS. For some of the part I am done. In my menu part I am facing some problems. I have two types of menus. One which doesn't have dropdowns and the others which have dropdowns. Now I am facing the problem in the menus which have dropdowns in responsive. So can someone kindly help me here?
This seems like more of a design issue than a technical one. I would recommend either 1) turning the drop down menus into accordion menus (e.g., tiny accordion), or 2) extending the drop down menu region and increasing its z-index so that you can only hover over the drop down and not activate anything that appears underneath it. For your design, this might mean increasing the z-index and using something like margin-top: -2px; on the drop down menu's children.
The idea of responsive design, however, is that you make it available for small devices, like smart phones. Since smart phones that use touch don't have hover states, you're probably better offer using suggestion 1 above, where a user clicks on the initial menu, which then displays its sub-menu.