[Theme: Twenty Twelve] Responsive Menu 'mobile view' edit
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First my site, currently in it’s DEV stage so be nice, is http://www.apalis.co.uk
What I want is that when Twenty Twelve theme reaches W:760px; I want the mobile menu to activate. This would replace the mobile activation at 600px;
Now the menu I am using for browser view has overflow set to hidden. This is causing conflicts in the display of the mobile menu ….namely – no links are visible. What I want is a whole new menu design which activates at 600px; I want the menu to be a black bar like the one there but I don’t want a toggle button I want just text (I think I know where to change that just need to make it a link rather than a button) but I also want to change the area so that a drop down box appears with the menu items. On the main page I have included and .png of my proposed menu plan.
Please help if you can.
Is it possible to use a second custom menu? or would that require java if statements? I don’t want java. However, if there is a php if statement that could do the trick I don’t mind that but would need some direction.
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IGNORE THE LAST COMMENT THE PROBLEM AT THE MOMENT IS THE VARIABLE WIDTH. I’M CLOSE TO GETTING RID OF THE BUTTON AND I THINK I CAN DO IT BUT ONE STEP AT A TIME
I am having problems and I don’t know why, five minutes ago I had this working then it just stopped. I’ve reverted and it still doesn’t work. Anyway I want to change the width, where the mobile view starts, from 600px to 760px so all browsers less than 760px see the mobile menu. I got it working by downloading this version of navigation.js
/** * navigation.js * * Handles toggling the navigation menu for small screens. */ jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) { var masthead = $( '#masthead' ), largeWindow = window.matchMedia( 'screen and (min-width: 600px)' ), timeout = false; $.fn.smallMenu = function() { if ( ! masthead.find( '.menu' ).children().length ) { $( '.menu-toggle' ).remove(); return; } masthead.find( '.site-navigation' ).removeClass( 'main-navigation' ).addClass( 'main-small-navigation' ); masthead.find( '.site-navigation h3' ).removeClass( 'assistive-text' ).addClass( 'menu-toggle' ); $( '.menu-toggle' ).off( 'click' ).click( function() { masthead.find( '.menu' ).stop().slideToggle(); $( this ).toggleClass( 'toggled-on' ); } ); }; // Check viewport width on first load. if ( ! largeWindow.matches ) $.fn.smallMenu(); // Check viewport width when user resizes the browser window. $( window ).resize( function() { if ( false !== timeout ) clearTimeout( timeout ); timeout = setTimeout( function() { if ( ! largeWindow.matches ) { $.fn.smallMenu(); } else { masthead.find( '.site-navigation' ).removeClass( 'main-small-navigation' ).addClass( 'main-navigation' ); masthead.find( '.site-navigation h3' ).removeClass( 'menu-toggle' ).addClass( 'assistive-text' ); masthead.find( '.menu' ).removeAttr( 'style' ); } }, 200 ); } ); } );
from here http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/wordpress/nav.html?wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/js/theme.js.source.html and changed the min-width call in here to 760px and placed this in my css
@media screen and (min-width: 760px) { !important} /* === Begin 'Mobile View' <=760px; === */
my website is http://www.apalis.co.uk
help would be greatly appreciated, I’m sure I’m missing something small.
OK FOUND THE SOURCE OF THE PROBLEM BUT NOT THE SOLUTION.
/* Minimum width of 600 pixels. */ @media screen and (min-width: 760px) { /* LINE 1419 */
change that to 760 in the parent CSS it all works great, change it in the child and it messes the site up (that is if i copy the whole “/* =Media queries” section) my navigation.js is expecting 760px but I can’t program the child
PLEASE HELP
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