Hi ohpayk,
Apologies I have been unavailable for the last 2 weeks.
If you select the “Ignore Parent Click” option then it will make the text clickable in addition to the down arrow, but will of course mean that the click doesn’t redirect the user to the page.
If you would like to remove the arrow all together, then you could add the following to a custom CSS file:
#responsive-menu .appendLink
{
display: none !important;
}
Please let me know how you get on with this.
Many thanks
Peter
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ohpayk
(@ohpayk)
Works perfect, thank you. The only other thing I am trying to sort out is changing the color of the “hamburger icon” when the menu opens. I start out with a white background and am using a dark menu background. Would that be an active state that could be targeted with css? Thank you so much again.
Hi ohpayk,
Unfortunately there isn’t, however that is a great idea and I have now added it to the 2.2 beta which you can download below:
https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/responsive-menu.2.2.zip
Please let me know how you get on with that and if it works for you as expected.
The css you will be able to target would then be as follows:
#click-menu.click-menu-active
Many thanks
Peter
Just wanted to say thanks for this answer. I had been trying to do it with script.
Hi Phil,
Great that we were able to help out!
If you ever need any help please open a support ticket and I will try to help!
All the best
