peterfeatherstone

Hey Daniel,

I have added the slide animation rather than it just opening into the 2.2 beta.

Could you please download this and install from the following URL and test out for me please:

http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/responsive-menu.2.2.zip

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for providing the details.

1. In regards to the menu closing on click, it doesn’t close but there is a blue overlay that covers the page once you click and link so you can’t see the menu anyway, so this is working but there is another effect hiding it.

2. Do you mean that you want an animation on the sub-menu items to make them slide down like the current whole menu slides in/out. Currently this is not included as part of the plug-in, however I can add it to the development list for a future release if you wish?

3. I can see you have added a lot of custom CSS rules to your style.css file which is why all the sub menu links are showing as white.

Please update the following rule on line 447:

#responsive-menu .responsive-menu li.current-menu-item a {
    color: #fff !important;
}

to

#responsive-menu .responsive-menu li.current-menu-item > a {
    color: #fff !important;
}

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for the response.

1. This is strange, and obviously this isn’t how it is supposed to be. Is it possible to provide me with a WordPress admin login (or at least access to the Responsive Menu) to hello@peterfeatherstone.com so I can take a look for you.

2. Sorry, I thought you meant the transition was working and you didn’t want it to work. Transitions in the plug-in are only active on link hovers, fading the different text colours. What kind of transition effect are you after for the sub-menu items?

If you could clarify the second point and provide a login for the first that would be most helpful.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi xhanubis,

I have just logged into the WordPress admin but I only have access to my Profile and the Dashboard nothing else.

Please could you give me admin access so I can check.

Also, please could you send me FTP details as having looked at the source code I think I will need to have a look at why it is putting the class “children” and not “sub-menu”.

Many thanks

Peter

Hey Tom,

Not a problem, glad it worked for you!

Peter

Hi John,

First of all, thanks for downloading and using the plugin.

The sub items should have more of an offset than one character, they increase in 5% incrememnts, so first level is 5% indented, second is 10% etc.

You may have some custom CSS styles that are interfering or over-writing this but they should be seperated more than the one character you mentioned.

You can of course set your own custom styles to make them bold and indent them more, for example things like:

#responsive-menu .responsive-menu li li a
{
padding-left: 20px;
font-weight: bold;
}

You can also change the cursor, by using the “cursor: *” CSS rule if you wish.

If you need any help with any of the above then please let me know.

Also, if you provide me with your site URL I can help see why the indent is not so great on yours.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi iltdevunit,

I wouldn’t be able to use the data-* html 5 markup for the results and autosave attributes.

They are used to get the search box to display as a search specific box, as per this post:

http://css-tricks.com/webkit-html5-search-inputs/

However, I can of course remove the ‘results’ and ‘autosave’ attributes from the from in a future version. I’ll take a look into it further and what validation errors show up etc. and then make a decision based on this.

Many thanks

Peter