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I just did a quick test in chrome emulator for tablet and once the width goes over 988 desktop mode is enabled. ipad tablet landscape is 1024px. I’m not sure if this helps find a way to fix this.
Still not working. That setting was already enabled and I tried placing the code below in quick css which didn’t do anything after 20 min of refreshing and I tried placing the code in child style.css which didn’t do anything either.
@media only screen and (max-width: 1024px) { #mobile-advanced, #advanced_menu_toggle, #advanced_menu_hide { display: block; } nav.main_menu { display: none; }} #wrap_all { position: relative !important; }Still same problem. To be more specific you will see the issues with menu when using tablet in landscape mode.
I just updated enfold to the latest version and I’m still having the same issues with menus not looking right on tablets
Thanks Andy.
I was not aware of the process of using a child theme and now have made a number of changes to the theme files. Do you have any suggestions on finding all of the changes I’ve made so that I can setup a child theme?
Sorry.
When viewing on an ipad:
1. Main menu shows and not the mobile menu so the left header takes up too much real estate vs just using the mobile menu
2. https://brainxchange.events/enterprisewear-blog/ On this page and many other pages the fullwidth sub menu does not convert to mobile on tablets.
3. Most of the elements are do not look right if you scroll down on tablet you will see all of the gaps and visual problems. (I think this might be caused by the left header (main menu) not converting to mobile to allow for more width of this page.How would it know that this is for the fullwidth sub menu witha custom css class of ewts17-submenu ?
Sorry about that forgot to paste the link https://brainxchange.events/enfold-staging/events/ewts-2017/agenda/
Also, I applied the css code below to change the “Register Now” button to a blue color. Did I do this correct? or will this effect other fullwidth submenu’s on the site? Again I’m only trying to edit the colors/style of custom css class ewts17-submenu
#top #wrap_all .header_color .primary-background, .header_color .primary-background a, div .header_color .button, .header_color #submit, .header_color input[type='submit'], .header_color .small-preview:hover, .header_color .avia-menu-fx, .header_color .avia-menu-fx .avia-arrow, .header_color.iconbox_top .iconbox_icon, .header_color .iconbox_top a.iconbox_icon:hover, .header_color .avia-data-table th.avia-highlight-col, .header_color .avia-color-theme-color, .header_color .avia-color-theme-color:hover, .header_color .image-overlay .image-overlay-inside:before, .header_color .comment-count, .header_color .av_dropcap2, #top #wrap_all .header_color .av-menu-button-colored > a .avia-menu-text, .header_color .av-colored-style .av-countdown-cell-inner, .responsive #top .header_color .av-open-submenu.av-subnav-menu > li > a:hover, #top .header_color .av-open-submenu.av-subnav-menu li > ul a:hover { background-color: #066eb5; color: #ffffff; border-color: #066eb5; }I’m having the issue of the top and bottom being flat and the featured image is 400×400 so it’s square.
I see the Default Enfold Demo site has the “Blog Masonry” but I am using the “startup business demo.” Can I import certain features from other demos?
I would prefer to add the ability to customize this on the fly since my organization will be adding several sub menu’s for different events and blogs. If this is something that would need to manually be changed everytime we add a new page that needs a new submenu color, I would like to inquire getting this feature customized for what we need.
Here is the link to the first event minisite (for lack of better term) https://brainxchange.events/enfold-staging/events/ewts-2016/
I’m trying to avoid wordpress multi-site and multiple wordpress installs for each event so that everything stays on our company website. This allows for a more seamless look and navigation. However, as we grow I’m seeing that some customizations will need to be made to the theme to accomodate what we’re looking to do.
