Hi there,
Thanks for your request, please see my responses below:
1. Please try adding the following custom CSS to your themes style.css file:
body #responsive-menu .responsive-menu,
body #responsive-menu div,
body #responsive-menu .responsive-menu li
{
padding-right: 0 !important;
}
2. Please add “#navbutton” to the custom trigger option.
All the best
Thread Starter
udidol
(@udidol)
Hi,
Thanks, that fixed the padding issue!
Adding “#navbutton” to the custom trigger option made my button dissappear and left the menu’s default button where it originally was… Anything you think I can do about that?
Thank you!
Hi Udidiol,
It seems you have added ‘#navbutton’ to the ‘CSS of Menu’ to Hide option which is not correct.
Please remove it from here or let me know if this is not correct.
All the best
Thread Starter
udidol
(@udidol)
Hi,
You are right, I accidentally added the #navbutton to the CSS of menu to hide option.
I now put #navbutton in the custom trigger option, and #click-menu in the ‘menu to hide’ option.
This created a different problem – Once the menu opens, the trigger button dissappears and there’s no way to close the menu… Any ideas?
Thanks so much for the support!
Hi there,
It has not disappeared it is just behind the menu, as such you have 2 options:
1. Enable the close menu on page click option so people can close the menu simply by clicking away.
2. Make the menu slide from the left so it doesn’t cover the button.
All the best
