responsivemenu

Hey there,

Having read through those pages (thanks for those by the way), I think it would be difficult for my plugin to integrate with that WPML feature properly.

Currently the best way to do this is to select a different “menu_to_use” translation for a menu in another language and the same for the menu title, additional content and button title. Using a combo of these four you can fully translate the menu in different languages.

Alternatively you can use the shortcode with a php if statement dependent upon the locale to dynamically translate the text.

I hope that will suffice and if you need any further help please dont hesitate to let me know.

All the best

Hey there,

You are more than welcome and Im glad it worked!

A pleasure!

Hey there,

Dont be sorry – Im here to help!

It seems like something else in your theme is filtering the menu items and removing the toggle buttons.

Do you have any other plugins that affect menu behaviour installed or use anything as such in your theme or functions files?

Also thanks for the 5 star review – I appreciate it alot!

All the best

Hey there,

I would strongly advise that you read through our docs as it will save you considerable time and help you understand the plugins capabilities as all of these questions are covered there.

Specifically for this question check out the below page:

https://responsive.menu/docs/basic-setup/sub-menus/

The Toggle Icons is what you are after.

Hope it helps!

Hi there,

Do you have documentation to the WPML Language Switcher option as this is not something I have heard of before.

To switch the menu you just need to use the menu_to_use option and select a different menu.

In regards additional content this is not currently supported in our WPML integration but I will get it added for you.

All the best

Hi elite,

Very unfair review – over three quarters of the options are free and it works perfectly well without the Pro version. I feel you have misunderstood something somewhere – what exactly are you trying to use that is not free that is essential for the plugin to work?

I am amazed how people just casually throw around one star reviews completey disregarding the countless hours that developers (like myself) put in to provide free software to people.

I have looked at all your reviews of other plugins and you seem to have only ever given 1 stars to people and never responded to peoples offers of help.

I would urge you to please take into consideration that people are giving their free and spare time to provide software for you while asking for nothing in return.

Please get into the spirit of Open Source software and don’t start casually throwing around 1 star reviews without even asking for guidance first. Also, in the true spirit of Open Source – if you are not happy instead of leaving bad reviews, code your own!

All the best

Hi there,

Sure – just use the additional content box to add in your social media icons, you can use text, html and even shortcodes here.

All the best