peterfeatherstone

Hi kbeard,

If you set the Menu Breakpoint Width to something really large like 4000 then it will always show up on your site, regardless of screen size/device etc.

In addition to this, don’t put anything in the CSS of Menu to Hide option so that your current menu remains.

You can then create a seperate menu in your admin that has every link on your site and use this in the menu to use drop down option in the Responsive Menu admin area.

I’m not sure how you would use my plugin to make it look as the Adobe one does but it could be possible with a lot of custom CSS and maybe jQuery.

Let me know how you get on though with the project, it looks exciting!

Many thanks

Peter

Hi karpo,

Unfortunately this isn’t something that you will be able to add inside the plugin.

You could add a div with an id attached and then use external JavaScript to control this but that’s about as close as you will be able to get with this I’m afraid.

Apologies I can’t be of any more help with this but allowing PHP in this box is a major security issue and one I’m not willing to allow.

Many thanks

Peter

Hey harmeet,

Great you got it working and thanks for the kind words!

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Daisy,

Always a pleasure!

Peter

Hi pbravin,

This is probably because there is a differnet location for each of these and the ‘\u25B2’ part is where it gets a little confusing.

The below should work, replacing around line 406 (on version 2.1):

$js .= "   

    \$RMjQuery( '.appendLink' ).on( 'click', function() { 

        \$RMjQuery( this ).nextAll( 'ul.sub-menu' ).toggle(); 

        \$RMjQuery( this ).html( \$RMjQuery( this ).html() == '+' ? '-' : '+' );

        $setHeight

    } );

    \$RMjQuery( '.rm-click-disabled' ).on( 'click', function() { 

        \$RMjQuery( this ).nextAll( 'ul.sub-menu' ).toggle(); 

        \$RMjQuery( this ).siblings( '.appendLink' ).html( \$RMjQuery( this ).siblings( '.appendLink' ).html() == '+' ? '-' : '+' );

        $setHeight

    } );

";

That should fix the toggling part, if it doesn’t it may be easier to provide me with your FTP details and I will look at this for you.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Daisy,

I can see the menu perfectly well and working fine.

Have you tried resizing your browser until you get to a point where you can see it or tried on a mobile?

Alternatively, increase the Menu Breakpoint width to something higher and you will see it on bigger screen sizes.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi gburak,

If its working for you without the shortcode then that’s perfect! It may not be needed in your particular site.

I would say, however you don’t need the .admin-bar-showing style as if the admin bar isn’t on your site (logged out user) then this style won’t take affect.

I don’t think there will be anyway to get around the reload of each menu unless you use some sort of caching plugin but then I’m still not sure this will even work.

The shortcode could potentially fix this, however I wouldn’t be able to give you a definete answer on this.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Samato,

Great news that you got it working!

Sorry I didn’t reply sooner, I was away for a few days.

Many thanks

Peter