Hey Trey,
Thanks very much for your kind words and for downloading and using the plug-in, and I hope you are enjoying it!
Unfortunately placing the menu in a different place to where it is currently is not actually possible, however I am looking at creating an option to use it as a shortcode, but it is proving slightly problematic at the moment!
There would be a way to do this, however it would involve considerable customisation of the way the plug-in works.
I’m not sure how strong your PHP coding is, but you would need to change the way the plug-in HTML is displayed, which can be found in the app/controllers/HTMController.php file then you are looking for the prepare method.
I will take another quick look at this tonight to see if I can get basic shortcode support added as this seems to be the best way to achieve this, but no promises!
Many thanks
Peter
Hey Peter,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I ended up using a work around that I found here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/possible-to-move-click-icon-div-into-header-div?replies=4
It does the trick visually and functionality. Of course, I’m also hoping there are no adverse effects on the backend to doing it this way that I’m unaware of. If you know of any, please let me know:)
All the best
Hey Trey,
The code has massively changed since then, but if it works for you then I can’t think of any problems this will cause.
However, good news for you… I have created very basic shortcode support for the plug-in for you, it doesn’t do much except what you want, which is have the option to use the shortcode to place the HTML where you want it.
It is part of the 2.1 beta and needs to be activated from the admin area, if you would like to you can download and test it from:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/responsive-menu.2.1.zip
You will need to overwrite the current files in the responsive-menu folder with these, then go to the admin and active the use shortcode option.
You can then use the shortcode in the following ways:
In Pages
[responsive-menu]
Using PHP
do_shortcode( 'responsive-menu' );
Let me know how you get on with this and any questions let me know!
Many thanks
Peter
Wow! Much thanks for some impeccable customer support 🙂 I’ll test this out when I get a chance. Thanks again for all the assistance
Hey Peter,
I tried dropping the following line of code into my header file <?php do_shortcode( ‘responsive-menu’ ); ?> but the menu doesn’t appear. I’ve checked the box on the plugin dashboard that says “click to use shortcode”. Any thoughts?
Thanks for the help as usual
Hey Trey,
Apologies, I seem to have forgotten to tell you to put the opening and closing square brackets. It was late at night and I was rushing!
It should be do_shortcode(‘[responsive-menu]’);
Can you give that a try and let me know if it works for you?
Many thanks
Peter
Works perfectly! Thanks again Peter
Hi Trey,
Absolute pleasure, enjoy!
Peter
