Hi sonamlucky,
What theme are you using? Can you give a URL for me to look at. If you don’t want to share your URL with the world, you can submit it through a support request on http://www.mobile-smart.co.uk/support.
Dan
hi, the link is:
http://camb.ardentlabs.co.uk/
Many Thanks
Thanks. This looks like a theme you’ve developed yourself? If so, a couple of questions:
1. Is the footer menu a wp_nav_menu call? If so, could you paste the call in as a response.
2. Does the theme location name of the footer menu in the mobile theme match that in the main theme? It may be that the theme locations do not match, and thus when it’s switched to the mobile theme, there are no menus assigned to the footer menu.
Dan
Yes it is a custom built theme.
The footer calls this:
<?php
$defaults = array(
‘menu’ => ‘4’,
‘menu_class’ => ‘nav’
);
wp_nav_menu( $defaults );
?>
The footer menu shows up when i switch to the mobile theme (2) on the desktop.
But disappears when the main theme (1) is activated and viewed on a mobile device.
<div class=”footerLeft”>
is the menu that is above the copy right text. which is not showing on the mobile device.
Thanks for the details.
Mobile Smart Pro works best when you’re using the recommended ‘theme_location’ parameter to wp_nav_menu, rather than the ‘menu’ parameter. If you register theme locations using register_nav_menu (in your functions.php file) and then use those same locations in wp_nav_menu instead of the ‘menu’ id.
See http://make.wordpress.org/themes/2012/03/16/custom-menus-implementation-use-theme_location-instead-of-menu-in-wp_nav_menu/ for the WordPress guidance on this.
If you change this, it should work as expected – let me know how you get on.
Dan
Thanks i will try to implement this on the site.
Cheers
