peterfeatherstone

Hi Groogy,

It appears the stuff in the header is printing properly but not in the footer.

Can you please check your footer.php theme file that includes a call to the wp_footer() function?

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Eckstein,

Always a pleasure!

Peter

Hi googlemail,

Just bumping this up so I don’t lose it among all the others.

Still working on this for future versions and is on my development list.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Malcolm,

Your problem is with this:

$('a.zoombox').zoombox({opacity:0.5});

Not sure where it comes from but it could be some sort of zoombox plugin or similar.

It’s not running jQuery in compatibility mode so is killing other jQuery on the page.

The reason it’s only not working on the home page is that this is the only place it appears this javascript is being used.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Mr Nick,

Thanks very much for your kind words in regards the plugin. My hours in front of the screen are not in vain then!

You could work with a developer to create something like an overlay that gets put on the site when the menu is open so no page links can be clicked, although the User Experience might not be great (what if they actually wanted to click on a link, having to click twice could be annoying and confusing).

That’s just off the top of my head but seems as though it could work, however I don’t think I’ll be adding it to the plugin as an option in the near future as I don’t think it’s big enough of an issue at the moment and can see it annoying users and detracting from the user experience.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Berger,

Unfortunately, as this is a “Responsive” menu, rather than a “Mobile” menu this isn’t really the purpose of the plug-in I’m afraid.

I believe there may be other plugins that can disable/enable different plugins on your site depending on various criteria.

In addition, there is the wp_is_mobile() check that you could potentially use alongside the shortcode option to filter out my menu on mobiles, for example in your header.php file you could put:

<?php if( !wp_is_mobile() ) {
 echo do_shortcode( "[responsive-menu"] );
} ?>

That is just off the top of my head but seems as though it might have potential.

Let me know how you get on.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi pathuri,

Could you give me a URL to exactly what you mean (an example on some website) so I can take a look at this for you.

However, I do believe from the sounds of it that this will be out of the scope of the plug-in and would require extra development work from someone or a complete re-write to achieve.

Many thanks

Peter