peterfeatherstone

Hi Daniel,

Apologies, I didn’t realise it was my new Argentian friend who posted that last message!

The design can be edited alot with the colour schemes to make it trendy/modern, check out my site, I think it is quite a good example of how it can be used. You don’t have to stick with the boring default grey 😉

The ability to inject custom HTML might not be a bad idea actually, however I wouldn’t allow JavaScript I’m afraid, I’ll take a look into that one for you, and maybe the use of shortcodes in this section!

If you could try to explain a little more about the button moving when the window shrinks or expands or if you are able to give me an example I’d be more than happy to look at this for you!

Always a pleasure to help Daniel and keep on providing suggestions!

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Vik,

I have just looked at your site and can see the menu working perfectly.

However, the problem with the site not being responsive is down to the sites stylesheets not the plugin.

To hide the original menu you will need to put #access in the CSS of menu to hide option from the admin area.

However, as said previously you are using fixed width pixel values for all your container classes so they will not grow/shrink with the screen size as is what a responsive site should do.

Also, there doesn’t appear to be any use of media queries within your stylesheets either so unfortunately it doesn’t appear you actually have your site built responsively.

You will either need to get a developer to make your site responsive by updating the stylesheets/html accordingly or install a ready made responsive theme from the WordPress repository.

I hope this helps to point you in the right direction and if there is anything else I can help you with please don’t hesitate to ask.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Steve,

Thanks very much for downloading and using the plug-in.

I am always looking at new ideas and suggestions and ways to improve the plug-in, so could you please explain where you are finding this problematic and I will definitely look into this, any example sites you have built would be great so I can take a better look.

I would say though, that the plug-in isn’t actually designed to target mobile or tablet devices as such, but uses the current screen width to determine when to display the menu and when not to. Otherwise, it would’ve been called a “mobile menu” or “tablet menu” and that would be mis-leading.

The point of it being a “Responsive Menu” is that it is designed to fit with responsively designed sites that display user friendly content on whichever device is being used (desktop, laptop, mobile, tablet etc.).

I could make it target mobile/tablet devices specifically but that’s not actually the aim of the plug-in itself and I believe there are others out there that currently do this.

I hope the above helps to clarify a little on the purpose of this project, however as I said I am more than happy to take a look at the examples where it has been problematic for you and I will see if I can improve the targeting system a little.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi vik999,

Thanks for downloading the plug-in and your support request.

Have you placed in the “CSS to hide” box the CSS for the menu you want to hide when the site becomes responsive?

Also, if you can please provide me with a link to your site then I can try to see what is going on exactly.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Phil,

The 2.0 beta version has been released and can be downloaded from the following link:

http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/responsive-menu.2.0.zip

This includes a depth of up to 5 levels, if you could please test this out before I put it live that would be great!

Many thanks

Peter

Hola Daniel,

Te he respondido por email y te espero tu respuesta.

Muchas gracias

Peter

Hi Dave,

Great news that you got it working as expected, you see I have come across this problem before which is why the option was added in a previous version.

Glad it is serving you well and any other questions please don’t hesitate to let me know!

Many thanks

Peter