peterfeatherstone

Hi Jiri,

First of all thank you for your kind words in regards my plugin.

Unfortunately I cannot really offer much in the way of custom development at the moment due to lack of time – and yours seems like it would involve some sitting down and messing around with specific code etc. to get it working as you wish.

You will need to create some custom jQuery that detects when the menu button has been clicked and then hides itself. You will then need to create handlers to deal with when the menu is hidden again to re-show it.

In terms of putting the menu icon on the left, you can simply put the right value to a larger value (say 95%) which will in effect make it 5% from the left.

I hope the above helps and sorry I can’t be of much more helps in regards this specific issue.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Peter,

Unfortunately I wish I could offer you the exact steps you would need to take but every setup/site/theme/layout is completely different so it’s hard to do so without having to embark on a custom project.

The plugin is provided as a full solution out of the box but also offers other options that can be used for people to build upon themselves (such as a shortcode option) if they know what they are doing.

If you please provide me a URL to your site I can at least have a quick look to provide some steps on where to look but you will probably need a front end developer to help you if you are not confident enough with this stuff.

The option is there to have as a shortcode, then the user can easily change it to static/relative, however I can’t make this a default as some people still need the absolute positioning even when using the shortcode.

I hope this helps somehow and sorry I can’t give you all the answers to your particular problem but you have the base there and something to work with.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Deargeek,

Perfect and thanks for letting me know!

Peter

What do you mean that your web stops working, do you mean you get a white screen?

If so, what is inside your error logs? Have you tried turning debug mode on for WordPress to see any errors.

Also, what is the “is_english_page()” function, has that been defined and is available in scope?

Please let me know or provide access to your FTP and I will take a look for you.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi waretz,

Great news and thanks for letting me know!

Peter

Hi Brin,

Thanks so much for that, it is much appreciated and way and above what you needed to give!!

Also, I absolutely love your site! Maybe you’ll do a post about WordPress Responsive Menus one day!

Anything you need please give me a shout!

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Brin,

Thanks for your support request.

This has been asked quite a few times but unfortunately this plugin is a “Responsive Menu” and not a “Mobile Menu” plugin.

There are ways you could possibly make it mobile only by using a combination of the shortcode with the wp_is_mobile() check but as it is built, this is not how it works I’m afraid.

If you need any more advice on this please let me know and I will try and advise.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Peter,

You are correct, you simply need to change most of the absolute positioning in your themes style.css file to relative to overwrite this.

That’s exactly how I do it and many others that use the plugin.

Many thanks

Peter