something tells me this code is the bit of code to look at:
<?php if ( is_active_sidebar( 'sidebar-1' ) && !is_singular() ) : ?>
<div class="sidebar-toggle">
<i class="fa fa-plus"></i>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
I have the same question. How to make the toggle on all the pages and not just the home page.
Have posted this topic 3 times with no response either of the 3, in any category of the WP forum, including the theme itself, so I had to figure out my own way to get what I wanted, which isn’t exactly the cleanest way but it works. Considering nobody could help me, maybe I can help you haha.
Basically, go into your CSS, choose to hide the toggle nav, cant remember the code exactly but it’s exact CSS “nick-name” is .toggle-nav I think, choose “display: none;” so it dissapears, then go to wordpress and search “Responsive Menu” – download the most popular one, should be the first one. Install that and stylise it to match your site using CSS, then your previous “Toggle-Nav” will just be a sidebar on your posts / internal pages, I think it’s much cleaner this way anyway, because if you want a contact form or a graphic “ad” in your sidebar, it’ll appear in your toggle nav because ORIA just embeds the sidebar into the menu, it isn’t actually a “Menu” just a sidebar shortcut, I thought this was quite strange, wouldn’t the toggle nav be the responsive version of the standard “Menu”?? Anywho, using the “Responsive Menu” plugin you’re able to use an actual menu and have an entirely different menu managed through your menu section.
Hope that clarifies and helps you, considering I am DIY’ing my way through this, not a bad effort on my behalf I’ll say hahaha! All the best.
It didnt work. Is there a code for the “Responsive Menu” I am supposed to put on another page?
