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Hi – I thought I’d fixed this months ago but can’t find a thread and it’s still not working.
Right now, at http://www.DominiqueHurley.com , if you click on About, Free Resources, or Custom Products and Services, it links to a blank page with “about:blank” in the URL.
I want these 2 to have no links so that they are forced to choose one of the sub-menu items.
Is this possible?
Seems to me I’d found a way years ago when I built the site, but we had to change it as there were no sub-menu items when looking on a mobile phone, for example.
Please advise – how can this best be solved so folks know there are sub-menu items but that if they do click the title, they don’t go to what looks like a broken site?
Thanks.
Hey dominiquehurley,
There is an issue with the submenus, where the link needs to be as http:// to work and show the submenu instead of #
There is an update in the next days ( we hope also really soon to be accepted from Envato ) which does solve those issues.Thank you
Best regards,
BasilisHi – Just as you were typing, I put in a temporary measure – I created a page with the list of sub-menu items on it to click. It’s better than an about/blank.
When that release comes out and there’s a fix to the issue, what will I need to do to find out how it works? Could you add a follow-up reply here when it does? Thank you Basilis
Hi,
Please replace the parent menu items with custom links. Add a hashtag or double hashtag symbol in the URL field. You don’t need to use “double hashtags” on the next version but this is necessary for now because of a minor menu script bug.
Best regards,
IsmaelHi Ismael, I used to have a single hashtag in there for years, but on mobile it wouldn’t know any sub-menu items. Only a locked menu title. I don’t use mobile and so I didn’t realize folks couldn’t explore my website. Will double hashtags make it so that the menu works on mobile?
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