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Looks like you are having the same issue as in this topic: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/maga-menu/#post-203932
The menu structure just needs to be adjusted so that those aren’t at the column header level and instead are on level down to be the actual sub menu items.
I got your email. My sub menus were already set exactly as the link shows.
Is there a way for me to send you a screenshot?
Hey!
According to the screenshot provided they are set as Mega Menu, try unchecking the “Use as a Mega Menu” option in the parent element.
Best regards,
JosueI’m confused. If I un check mega menu, the drop down is vertical. I want the sub menu to be like the demo when you hover over shortcodes. How do I achieve that?
Hi!
The mega menu structure is still not correct. You must some empty items (which just contain a dash – instead of a title) to the second level and then drag your other menu items to the right (third menu level). The empty items create new columns and the dash prevents WordPress from showing the column titles. The structure must look like
Note that the second level items (which just use a dash – as title) will not show up in the menu. You can use any custom links or pages for these menu items.
Cheers!
PeterHey!
You had the first menu “contentmuse” done correctly. I did the same thing for your other menus.
Regards,
DevinHey!
This code will do it (put it on Quick CSS):
.mega_menu_title, .mega_menu_title a{ font-size: 12px !important; }Cheers!
JosueThe indentation of the menu item determines how it gets output.
Main Menu item
>Column Begins
>>Column ContentsRight now you are just doing
Main Menu item
>Column Begins
>Column BeginsYou *should* be doing
Main Menu item
>Column Begins
>>Menu Item
>Column Begins
>>Menu ItemSince you want each item to be the position of a new column. I’ve done 2 for you as an example. This is how the mega menu is created on the demo site except each column has multiple items in it.
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