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Update: I figured this out, sort of … on the page that is not displaying the proper width, there was a full-width element (header-meta) at the top of the page that I had set to “display:none” . When this element is displayed, the submenus are shown correctly. So, is there a way to turn off header-meta and still get mega menu to display correctly?
Thanks – it’s not necessary. I think there are two problems here, but they are somewhat browser related.
(1 – Enfold related) Today, the icons are displaying in Enfold; yesterday they were rectangles. So, some kind of browser issue with displaying icon fonts (caching?) that takes a little bit of time (hours) to resolve.
(2 – Fontello related) I think I had used Fontello.com years ago to add some icons to an earlier version of Enfold. I remember it working just fine. I guess I should have cleared my cookies? It seems that when I revisited Fontello and added in more icons, it hung on to the ones from years ago also. But when everything was displaying as rectangles (back to problem 1), it was hard for me to know that.
Thank you again for your support! You can consider this closed, but possibly informative to others who see rectangles for icons and might have some caching/cookie issues.
Thanks – but it’s not a browser issue. Using fontello, I dragged in several SVG icons (originally from Flaticon).
What happened behind the scenes is that it used some kind of code and mapped my “new” icons to existing Fontello icons.Initially when I loaded the icon file, and viewed in Enfold, it showed the icons as blank rectangles. (Today, it is showing them as fontello icons, but not the ones I uploaded.)
So, I guess the real problem lies with fontello.com. It’s not correctly allowing SVG icons to be brought in.
Thank you for listening! If you have any influence on fontello.com that would be nice.
Ellen
