seayon
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Hmm. I tried accessing your site via mobile. It responds normally. Leaving the link empty is the right way.
I also recreated it via my staging site exactly the same way. It also responds normally. (http://bit.ly/2b38aHy) Are you sure it’s not because the button is a bit too small and you accidentally press the one under it?I already know what you mean though.
You can remove the URL from that button. Just go to Appearance > Menus. Go to that menu button and leave the URL blank. This way it will only expand when you touch it on mobile.
If you want to keep the URL link on the desktop, then you need to make a separate menu for the mobile menu in Appearance > Menus.
Then, you can go to the plugin settings and select the new menu you made for mobile.
I hope I explained it clearly enough. 🙂
Can you post your website so I can better help you?
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It’s ok, a month ago I felt hopeless too! xD
I’ll try to help you as much as my limited knowledge can.The mobile menu plugin is responsive, and if I remember correctly it only appears when your browser is under a certain width.
You can try this by making your browser window smaller.So you’d probably want this to happen right when your default menu disappears. If I remember correctly, by default the mobile menu plugin appears before it is necessary. The plugin has an option for it I think, if not, you’ll have to change it in CSS.
I hope this makes sense.
Hi man, sorry to hear you’re having the same problem.
I have recently moved on to using a different theme. I know you already said that you don’t want to install another plugin over it, but I think it’s really worth it and it’s what I did when I was still using Mystile:Install plugin: WP Mobile Menu.
It’s free and highly customizable.Next disable the Mystile default mobile menu by adding CSS:
.nav-toggle {
display: none;
}You’ll probably also have to adjust in CSS at what width it should kick in.
Ok I temperory solved my own problem by hiding it with
#header .nav-toggle {
display: none;
}Is there a more efficient way to do this? I don’t have that much in depth knowledge but I read somewhere that using CSS to hide elements isn’t very efficient because it will load just to hide it which would increase page loading time.
I’ve decided to use a mobile menu plugin instead.
Now if only I know how to remove/hide the default mobile menu.