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In reply to: [Sticky Menu & Sticky Header] Disappears while scrolling up on my tablet.Great, Is this version you created a beta version for a future update?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sticky Menu & Sticky Header] Disappears while scrolling up on my tablet.For screens smaller than 1024px the menu isn’t sticky but the menu also can’t be toggled to reveal menu items.
I contacted Genesis Framework technical support about this to make sure it wasn’t something wrong with my theme but was told this issue is related to the plugin itself. I can’t figure out why Sticky Menu (or anything) on Scroll removes the style element that allows the responsive menu to expand on my site.
For now I have deactivated the plugin entirely from my main site. But I still have it live on my developer site here: http://dev.jesuslovesjapan.com/
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In reply to: [Sticky Menu & Sticky Header] Disappears while scrolling up on my tablet.Unfortunately yes I do have it active on my site.
Another question related to all of this is why the plugin is changing the code when I have Do not stick element when screen smaller than set to 1024px. Shouldn’t that make inactive on smaller screen sizes???
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In reply to: [Sticky Menu & Sticky Header] Disappears while scrolling up on my tablet.I’ve been looking at this for some time now and finally got it to work on my tablet with legacy mode turned off. But with legacy mode turned off the menu does not respond responsively while on a mobile device like an iPhone. Looking at the source code I found that a style elements is missing when Sticky Menu (or Anything!) on Scroll is activated.
Here is what the source code on my website looks like when it is activated:
<nav class="nav-primary sticky-element-original sticky-element-active genesis-responsive-menu" itemscope="" itemtype="https://schema.org/SiteNavigationElement" id="genesis-nav-primary" aria-label="Main navigation" style="">This is what the source code looks like with the code deactivated.
<nav class="nav-primary genesis-responsive-menu" itemscope="" itemtype="https://schema.org/SiteNavigationElement" id="genesis-nav-primary" aria-label="Main navigation" style="display: none;">Notice the style=”display: none;” is missing in the first example with the plugin activated. With the plugin deactivated the code reappears and changes to “display: block;” when I tap it as it should with the plug activated. All of my issues trying to implement Sticky Menu come down to this from what I can ascertain.
I’m sure it is a very simple fix but I am a beginner with all of this. Any ideas why the plugin is causing this issue and how to correct it?
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In reply to: [Sticky Menu & Sticky Header] Disappears while scrolling up on my tablet.Back from vacation? Hope it was a good time.
I discovered that When I change my sticky menu to .site-header it works fine on mobile even without using the code you provided. You can see that here: dev.jesuslovesjapan.com
However, when I use .nav-primary to make it sticky I run into the issue where the menu disappears when ever I scroll upward. You can see that on my main site here: jesuslovesjapan.com
Any thoughts?
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In reply to: [Sticky Menu & Sticky Header] Disappears while scrolling up on my tablet.Thanks for your response. I added the CSS provided and changed the class name to reflect my menu but get the same results while viewing on my tablet. I also tried it with different browsers but it reacts the same. Whenever I scroll up and/or simply tap the search area of the browser to reveal additional tabs and options the sticky menu disappears.
This plugin still works well other than that though. If you come up with any other ideas I’d appreciate your thoughts.
I should have read Polylang’s Please read before posting more thoroughly before my last post. I realized that my theme, thesis 2.0, which I posted about is a premium theme and I should have been getting my help from my teams developers… And that’s exactly what I did. Sorry about that Polylang developers.
However I wanted to share here how the developers with Thesis were able to help me so far. When it comes to the “theme location” settings not appearing in Appearance > Menu I was instructed on how to register the nav menus with the Skin on my Thesis theme and it worked. You can find that in the Thesis forums at diythemes.com.
When it comes to using static Front and Post Page and the nothing appearing on the Post Page we are not sure as to what is going on. When looking at the HTML source on the blank Post page, the body class was template-custom instead of template-home. According to others in the Thesis forums “it looks like Polylang is applying a filter function that’s interfering with Thesis’ ability to recognize that the page is actually the Posts page.” So I’m kinda stuck here now. Glad to have the menus working properly though.
Polylang developers, Sorry again about posting asking for help with a premium theme issue. If you have an idea of what we might be able to do from here on with this remaining issue I appreciate any thoughts you might have. Would getting help with this be covered with a Polylang Pro subscription?