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Right. I’m trying to find that JavaScript. It would make sense that the same script that ads the Burger Menu also controls the click event.
OK, that’s not quite it, but it’s getting me close. The hover to view sub-menu is working, but the sub-menu has 0 height. I’ll keep looking at it. It’s got to be in our customizations somewhere.
Do you mean you’re not seeing the drop-down menu on desktop? That’s the problem.
If you view it on mobile – or even reduce the screen until the mobile menu shows – you’ll see that Company does have sub-menu items. If you do a View Source or Inspect, you’ll see the HTML for the sub-menu items is there (Team, Partners, Investors, etc). What you don’t see, though, is the HTML for the sub-menu indicator (little drop-down arrow). That HTML only shows in the code when you go to mobile sizing.
Hi Andy,
That code performs as expected but ONLY on a desktop. If you view a page with the code on a mobile device – not on a mobile emulator, the code does not get applied. I’ve now tried on an iPhone 5S w/ Safari and a Galaxy S4. Both do the same thing. Though, the S4 seems like it reads the code at first, then reverts back to the original background properties.
Something is preventing or reverting the code when the physical device is a mobile device.
I can’t leave your code on the live page, but created a test page noted below: View it on a desktop or emulator and you’ll see the background distort below 479px due to the code you provided (changed to match the page-id). But, if you visit the site from an actual phone, the background does not distort. Showing that the .css property is being applied at the correct media query, but not being applied specifically on a phone.
