peterfeatherstone

Hi Amanda,

Thanks for the kind words in regards the plugin.

It appears that something in your theme is creating an inline style on the element “#menu-wordpress” of “display: none;” when any of the links are clicked.

This is not behaviour from my plugin so you will likely need to speak to the theme developers or any other plugins you have as to why and where this is being set and removing this action.

I hope this helps.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi e-Ditora,

You can tick the “Use Shortcode” option in the Responsive Menu admin area and then put the shortcode “[responsive-menu]” inside your widget.

You will also need to create a filter inside your themes function.php file that will allow shortcodes in widgets, the following should work:

add_filter( 'widget_text', 'do_shortcode' );

Any questions let me know.

Peter

Hi Jeremy,

Did you get this working as all looks good to me?

Peter

Hi Jeremy,

I have been playing with this but the problem is that the shortcode can only affect the HTML display output at the moment and not the JS and CSS scripts as these are created on saving the options and therefore can’t be dynamically over-ridden.

There are of course ways around this, however it would take some work and I just don’t have sufficient time to implement at this time.

I have however put this on my development list for consideration so it may be that I can include this for you in future releases.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Whis,

You are right that it will be hard to debug without being able to look at it but I would say check the “Console” tab in Firebug for any JavaScript errors and make sure you have the wp_head() and wp_footer() calls in your themes header.php and footer.php files.

Beyond that, it really could be anything.

Peter

Hi JustRunLah,

That is absolutely nothing to do with my plugin, you can read through every line of my plugins code and you will see.

My comment on that would be that you have been hacked somewhere or another one of your plugins is doing this or the theme, there are many variables to test.

I am of course supposing you have set this up on a completely fresh install of WordPress with the default theme first before making such a claim?

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Nichole,

Unfortunately I don’t see the plugin currently installed so I can’t offer any support for this.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Jeremy,

Unfortunately I fear this will involve some barbaric hacking as you say, let me see if I can have a play and a think and see if I can find a way to work this in somehow.

Many thanks

Peter