Hi Nymets
Would you please give a link to your site it would really help us to give you advice.
Thanks
Dave Foston
Hi Nymets,
Did you try clicking on the link to trigger the dropdown? I visited the theme’s demo page and I clicked to have the sub-menus display.
I hope this helps.
Cheers 🙂
– Maria Antonietta
Sorry:
http://crossfittacticalstrength.com
The sub menu is under “About Us” –> “Blog” which should have three children. “Articles”, “Nutrition”, and “Oly Work”.
If you click on “Blog”, it takes you to an empty page titled, “Blog”
Thanks for your quick attention.
Hi Nymets
To answer your Blog page question:
1. Have you Set up a static home page with your Blog page set to hold your posts?
Settings=>Reading then set the pages
2. Do you have any posts that would fill the designated blog page?
To answer your first question on hover:
It looks like the theme is set up to drop the submenu down on a mouse click as that works just fine.
I hope this helps
Dave
Hi
To answer your question on drop-down menus on hover you could try this code:
ul#menu-main-menu li.dropdown:hover ul {
display: block;
}
I was able to get this to work on Chrome’s Inspect Element
Take care
Dave
fostanda, thanks for your response and guidance.
I was able to get it to its current form with the style rule:
#menu-item-56:hover ul {
display: block;
position:absolute;
left:239px;
top:-1px;
}
It is now functioning just as I had hoped, Thank You. I really enjoy just how customizable your theme is.
-David
So with a small CSS tweak, this theme fully support sub-menus.
I’m glad you’ve got it how you want
All the best
Dave
