peterfeatherstone

Hi Dragan,

It seems you don’t have a standard menu structure which makes it difficult for the plugin to work.

However, please can you download the 2.5 beta version of the plugin as I believe it has fixed this exact issue.

Let me know how you get on!

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Lea,

Between versions 2.3 and 2.4 the way the plugin deals with the sub-menu items was changed and although it shouldn’t of deleted any previous options it may be something in your setup (potentially the fact the site is in Hebrew) cleared these.

Apologies you had to go to the bother of setting these again, you shouldn’t be affected in any future versions.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi edouard,

This is odd behaviour.

I may need FTP/WordPress admin access to check it for you as I don’t get the same behaviour on my development sites.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi kork,

I’m getting the following console error:

TypeError: $ is not a function
$(".circle-text").fitText();

It seems that the below are outside of the no conflicts section and as such are stopping other jQuery from working:

$(".circle-text").fitText();
  $("#fittext2").fitText(1.2);
  $("#fittext3").fitText(1.1, { minFontSize: '50px', maxFontSize: '75px' });

Please either move these inside the document ready section or update the $ symbols to jQuery.

The error is in the following file on line 121:

http://www.yoyoevents.com/wp-content/themes/yoyo/library/js/scripts.js

Please can you let me know if it possible to edit this and if it fixes your issues.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Jiri,

I would never be mad at you for changing the code, it is Open Source after all! 😉

I can look at providing an admin option for displaying the menu from the left side rather than the right in future.

In regards the long text, I won’t be able to advise without being able to see the site. Is it possible to provide?

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Lea,

That is quite a possibility yes.

Is it still not saving your menu options when you try and update now?

What character are you trying to use?

Peter

Hi dub,

This is not possible out of the box I’m afraid however if you have a junior developer you can probably ask them to knock up a little script/css over-ride that will make it show from the beginning page load.

Even a simple piece of CSS in your theme style.css file should work:

#responsive-menu
{
    left: 0 !important;
    display: block !important;
}

Many thanks

Peter