I’m having the same problem, none of the changes I make in the basic configuration are saved even though I get the “settings saved message”. Using 3.4.1, twenty eleven theme.
Other than this issue it’s exactly what I was looking for so I hope there is a way to fix it!
I had to hack the plugin code for now – here it is:
In responsive-select-menu.php find line 98
@media (max-width: <?php echo $this->settings->op( 'max-menu-width' ); ?>px)
and change to this:
@media (max-width: ???px)
where ???px is the width at which you want the responsive select menu to appear. For example 600px.
Same as above, can’t save max. width value in control panel.
Also I am also seeing both RSM select menu and default Twenty Twelve “Menu” button.
Using WP 3.5.1, Twenty Twelve, RSM 1.3v
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I got it working with the max. width value hacked in (600px), as I never could save it in the control panel and the below added CSS in my style.css (Twenty Twelve). Not a great solution, but I hope some other forum feedback will clean up my situation.
/* hide the default responsive menu and menu button */
h3.menu-toggle {
display: none;
}
.main-navigation ul.nav-menu, .main-navigation div.nav-menu > ul {
display: none;
}
First, be sure you’re entering an integer value (no px after it).
Second, if the save process is not completing, it likely means that you have a PHP error occurring on your admin area. I’d turn on WordPress debugging and resolve any errors you see.
Hope that helps,
Chris
Chris… no px, and nothing reported from WP_debug.
I’ve tested with WordPress 3.5.1/TwentyTwelve/RSM 1.4, and everything works as expected, no problems saving values.
To debug, you’d need to check the log for errors that occur during the save request (check it after saving), in case that was unclear. Might want to disable other plugins and try as well.
Unfortunately, without a way to reproduce this issue I have no way of troubleshooting it.
I’m experiencing the same problem with the Starkers theme.
A sustainable fix may be this code in your stylesheet:
@media screen and (min-width: 961px) {
select.responsiveMenuSelect{
display: none !important;
}
}
I ‘solved’ the problem by setting the permissions for the plugin folder at 775 recursively. See http://i.imgur.com/Lqfqhcd.jpg
Not sure if this is a secure solution, but settings are now being saved.
