Hi capson,
You can add a custom toggle as described here: Toggles
If you’d like to add an icon within a toggle, you could just add the <i class="fa fa-bars"></i> markup within the toggle’s content.
Here’s some example code which is in use on the ShiftNav demo site:
<a class="shiftnav-toggle" data-shiftnav-target="shiftnav-main"><i class="fa fa-bars"></i> ShiftNav Pro</a>
Hope that helps 🙂
Chris
Thread Starter
capson
(@capson)
I purchased your plugin, seems to work very well!
Is it possible to create a instance and NOT assign a menu to it? this way I can also use it as a content slider!
If this is not possible please consider adding this functionality in a future release
Thank you
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capson
(@capson)
O.k I see where I can do that but I have checked “Disable Menu”
and added the shortcode generated by the plugin I called the instance blank and added
[shiftnav_toggle target=”blank”]Open[/shiftnav_toggle]
The link shows up but when clicked on noting happens, you can see it here on the right.
http://development-tim.tim-hanson.net/
Thanks
Hi capson,
The toggle isn’t working because your fixed-position block is overlaying it (even though it is transparent), so it is unclickable (like having a pane of class between your finger and the keyboard).
I suggest that you adjust your style:
#block-b3l5422bee140d82 {
position: fixed !important;
}
to this:
#block-b3l5422bee140d82 {
position: fixed !important;
width: 100px;
}
Then your open button should be clickable 🙂
If you have any further questions, please post them over in the ShiftNav Pro Support Forum – thanks!
Best,
Chris
