Hello Oren,
1. All you have to do is to create your menu items as custom links and use this link structure:
http://example.com/#section-id
Just replace http://example.com/
with your home page URL, and #section-id
with the id
of respective section.
You can find the id
of an element by doing a right-click on it, select Inspect Element and find something like this:
<div id="pg-220-1" class="panel-grid"...
– in this case, pg-220-1
is the id
of a div
element.
For more information you can refer to this guide.
2. It looks like a bug, I have already reported it. Thank you for pointing it out.
3. Please try to use the following CSS code.
You can add CSS code to your site with Simple Custom CSS plugin (just copy CSS code and paste it in Dashboard → Appearance → Custom CSS after installing and activating the plugin). Also you can add CSS code directly to style.css
file of your child theme.
.widget-title::after {
display: none !important;
}
Kind Regards, Roman.
Thread Starter
Oren
(@orensharon)
Hi Roman,
You are amazing!
I succeeded to solved problems #1 & #3 (CSS without the “!important;” – is it necessary?
What about to problem #2? Do you have any time estimate?
Best regards,
Oren
Hello Oren,
2. Currently I don’t handle bugs, so I can’t tell you how much time it will take.
3. I added !important
just to make sure that CSS rule will apply, if it works without it – great! 🙂
Kind Regards, Roman.
Thread Starter
Oren
(@orensharon)
Hi Roman,
I found another issue, In mobile view, the menu order is from the end to the first (my site is RTL).
There is any solution for this?
Thanks!
Oren
Hello Oren,
Can you please provide a link to your website to let me inspect it?
Kind Regards, Roman.
Thread Starter
Oren
(@orensharon)
Hi,
The site isn’t on air yet.
I’m sending for you a link to download 3 screenshots that help you to see the problem.
http://www.filedropper.com/menu
Regards,
Oren
Hello Oren,
I don’t think that there is an easy solution.
However, you can experiment with menu plugins or hire someone to help you.
Kind Regards, Roman.