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You can achieve the same effect by narrowing down the browser window to the point where the page transforms to mobile view. But I believe you already know this :)
Hello,
Thank you very much for fixing my issue!
Can I post further about other little issues I have here in this thread or should I open another one?Regards,
Matija
Hello,
thank you for such a swift reply! It worked perfectly! Amazing!
Sorry to bother so much, but on this page http://stolarijamedved.com/galerija-reference/galerija-stambena-oprema/, I would love to make the elements in the left sidebar stand out. For example, I’d like to make it easier to notice which are parent pages and which are child pages.Are there any tips you could give me, on where to look for the code to edit?
Regards,
Matija
Edit: Not just that page with a sidebar, all pages with that sidebar!
Thank you! That did it! Can I post further in this topic about the top menu issues or should I create a new topic? The thing is, if you are on a lower resolution monitor, the top menu overlaps with the logo too much before it actually converts to ”mobile view”, try resizing your browser window by width and you will see what I mean.
Also, while at it, please do take a look at for example this page : http://stolarijamedved.com/galerija-reference/galerija-stambena-oprema/galerija-blagovaonice/
Left sidebar is the problem. How can I edit it so that the PARENT pages are more visible from the CHILD pages. As of now, you are on the child page, but can you easly notice that? You can not, because the text is not bold for the PARENT page, nothing indicates CLEARLY what pages are PARENT and what pages are CHILD.
