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seayon
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Ok I temperory solved my own problem by hiding it with
#header .nav-toggle {
display: none;
}
Is there a more efficient way to do this? I don’t have that much in depth knowledge but I read somewhere that using CSS to hide elements isn’t very efficient because it will load just to hide it which would increase page loading time.
Hi,
It was necessary to inspect the code of your site to find the menu id or class that we can use.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dhjl9o5qydqry4g/Screenshot%202016-07-12%2014.00.23.png?dl=0
In this case add the code below to the “Hide Elements” field in the General Options
#main-nav
It should look like this.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/047s79e31qctxf6/Screenshot%202016-07-12%2014.02.28.png?dl=0
Hope it helps.
-Takanakui
Hi Takanakui – I seem to have the same issue: http://wastestyle.com. Any suggestions?
Hi,
Add the code below to the hide elements field.
.nav-toggle
This should sort it.
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Thanks so much! Seems to work on iphone (chrome) but not on safari. Strange! Any idea?
ignore – must have been a caching thing. All working fine, thanks again for your help. Much appreciated!
Hi!
Same question for me at http://www.momentumcopy.com.
Thank you 🙂