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Yup, that’s what I had:
#stickycontent {
position:fixed;
z-index: 1000;
opacity: 0.9;
}It does break the theme, so I wasn’t sure if there was a workaround. The issue is that the content section does not stay in line with the rest of the theme; ex.:
Section 1: Picture
Section 2: Color Background
Section 3: “stickycontent”What happens is, the “sticky content” section automatically gets moved to the top:
Section 3: “sticky content”
Section 1: Picture
Section 2: Color BackgroundIs there a way to stop that from happening?
Also, when the “sticky content” CSS is implemented, the following code does not work:
Thanks for the solid support. I am sure I am speaking on behalf of all the members here: we appreciate it!
Ok, I am not sure if we are understanding each other – let’s start over.
The way a navigation menu works, as you know, is, there are top level items:
– Home
– About
– Services
– BlogAll of these are clickable to go to that respective page (or post, depending how you have it setup).
Then, there are menu items under those top level items, which I will call, sub level items (Buy, Sell, Invest):
– Home
– About
– Services
– – Buy
– – Sell
– – Invest
– BlogOn a desktop, using your fullwidth menu feature, everything works as it should. I am able to navigate the navigation menu without any issues.
However, when using your fullwidth menu feature on mobile, I cannot navigate to those sub level items. Why? Because when I click on the top level item, which houses the sub level items, the page is refreshed, rather than giving me an option to choose from those sub level items.
In short, your fullwidth menu feature DOES NOT work like the navigation properties of the main navigation at the top of the page.
To see the problem for yourself, as is, please go to http://tjmpropertygroup.com/philadelphia-condos/ on a mobile device (I am using an iPhone – chrome & safari) and try to see the sub level items under “Select A Neighborhood.” As you will see, you CANNOT see those options. Instead, as previously mentioned, the page is refreshed with a link of: http://tjmpropertygroup.com/philadelphia-condos/#.
Thanks,
TylerTop Level Item (Non clickable)
– Sub Level Item (Clickable)
– Sub Level Item (Clickable)
– – Sub Level Item (Clickable)
– – Sub Level Item (Clickable)Wups! The mobile part of the code did not show in my email – weird. But, I just added the code and now I can not click the navigation option.
Hmm…
Hmm, I added the code, cleared my mobile cache and tried an incognito tab, yet nothing.
Anything else?
Thanks!
That worked!
I’ve also searched how to make the top level navigation property of that Fullwidth Sub Menu non clickable on mobile. Meaning: on mobile, I cannot view sub level navigation links. I have removed the link in the menu settings of WordPress, but when clicked on mobile, it just refreshes the page.
The menu is on the same page under: “Select A Neighborhood.”
Thanks!
Yes, that does work for one Submenu, however, if I implement 2, 3, 4 or even more of this feature on different pages, the dimensions will be effected, resulting in a look that is not appealing. As a fix, that unfortunately will not do the trick. Is there a way to have the menu float automatically?
In terms of the top-level menu item on mobile, any recommendations to address that issue? Recap: When selected, submenus are not shown. The behavior is not that of the primary navigation, where a top level navigation page must be double clicked to view that page, or clicked once to see the sub levels.
Also, any update on the sidebar?
Thanks!
Sorry to load on the issues, but hopefully it’ll help you smooth out everything for new users –> $$!!
I tried consolidating the “Fullwidth Sub Menu” as a dropdown menu. It works fine on a desktop, but not at all on a mobile device. The issue is, when clicked, it is directed to the top level url. As a result, user, such as myself, cannot have sub level navigations using this feature.
It would be nice if the mobile properties applied to the fullwidth sub menu as they apply to the main header menu. Just a thought.
Thanks!
On a side note, does something look off with my sidebar widget area? I added it in using the layout builder on the page. They styling seems off. Also, is the dividing line supposed to separate the widget area and text area, as it does on the sidebar templates?
Page Edited – here is a screenshot: http://tinypic.com/r/a5gb50/8
Thanks!
Worked like a charm! Thank you!
Also, for what it’s worth, I could not find a place to login on your mobile site. Just a heads up.
Hi Yigit,
Sorry I did not make that clear enough in my initial post, but I have tried that. I cleared my browser cache in addition to my cache in wpengine. I’ve also tried various browsers.
Version 3.0 really gave me a hard time, definitely not smooth. still working out kinks but I cannot figure this sidebar issue out.
Thanks!
Bringing back the thread — I used the search function! I am in the same boat. I’ve tried both additions to quick css but no luck.
http://tjmpropertygroup.com/home-design/three-ways-dark-walls/
Thanks!
I cannot figure this out!!!
Heading of the table. I tried so many CSS “fixes” that I thought may work…but came up empty. I’ll get the hang of it, though. Do you guys have a “tip jar” that I can contribute to?
Link: http://philly-sales.com/about/press/
Thanks guys!
Ismael,
Thank you, I have been referring to that. Wasn’t sure if anyone had a stylesheet, though. Anyway, I noticed that my contact form’s field title text is bold, unlike the themes demo. Is there a way that I can change that?
Because I am having this same issue, could you please post a fix, if one has been found? If not, my credentials are below. Thanks!
Also affects the sliding bars: http://philly-sales.com/about/what-is-dual-agency/.
Maybe this plugin does more harm than good.
This worked for me:
.phone-info { float: right; font-weight: 300; line-height: 20px; font-size: 20px; padding:5px 0; }
