Hover Not Working
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If you have set the Event to “hover”, but you have to click the menu items to open sub menus, it means your operating system or browser are reporting (for whatever reason) that they support touch.
When your browser declares touch support (including but not limited to mobile phone browsers, computers with touch screens, computers with touch devices attached, tablets, some Windows 10 computers) the event is automatically changed to Click (to allow users without a mouse to navigate the menu properly).
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Tom – thanks for a great plugin.
Unfortunately, hover is partially broken for me with the v2.3 update.
Prior to 2.3, hover has been behaving perfectly on my site (including the dropdown not dropping down on hover, as documented, on my wife’s touchscreen-enabled Windows 10 all-in-one pc).
However, since 2.3, when I am logged in with an admin id, and the admin bar is visible at the top of the screen, hover doesn’t work.
In that case, clicking on the menu-bar doesn’t display the drop-down submenu, it takes you directly to the link of the top item. I haven’t found a way to display the dropdown submenu.I updated my profile setting to disable display of the admin bar (aka toolbar). The dropdown on hover still doesn’t work when I am logged in as an admin, so the problem is not affected by whether or not the admin bar is displayed.
When not logged in, MMM hover still works works as documented.
On Mac OS X Sierra this is repeatable on Chrome, Opera, Safari and Firefox (latest levels of each).
ps I am pretty sure this is not a problem of caching.
My site is hosted by SiteGround which has its own caching plugin SG CachePress, but I have cleared the SG Cache and the browser cache to no avail.
Logged off = dropdown on hover works.
Logged on = dropdown on hover doesn’t work.
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