Full Width Sub Menu sticks below frame with the fixed frame layout

This could not be the whole solution Ismael.
First of all on top you mean under bordermod… replace the line with the other? or do you realy mean add the new line – no – this will end in two fixed_frame lines.

i got now:

bordermod	= html.is('.html_minimal_header') ? 0 : 1,
fixed_frame	= $('.av-frame-top').length ? $('.av-frame-top').height() : 0,
calc_margin	= function()

and on line 1420ff

if(scrolled + modifier > top_pos)
{
	if(!fixed)
	{
		this.css({top: modifier - bordermod + fixed_frame, position: 'fixed'}); fixed = true
	}
}

look here : with “+ fixed_frame” i got a double distance
if i change it to “- fixed_frame” the solution is good to small screens when fixed-frame is gone but on wide screens the submenu is not fixed !

see private content

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Guenni007.

the version i had was the latest and the latest Version of WP too.
see here the result ( if i take the -fixed_frame it is solved for small screens when fixed-frame is gone) if there is the fixed-frame active the fixed submenu goes to absolute positioning. ??

(if i take the code as described with “+fixed_frame” i got double margins)

http://webers-testseite.de/kokon/

and this is not ” fixed fullwidth menu ” my issue and i thought yours also because in your first thread you are talking about fixed submenu.

what does this mean:

fixed_frame = $('.av-frame-top').length ? $('.av-frame-top').height() : 0,

is it a shortend if clause ( i can not find the declaration of “?”) in a jquery clause.
$('.av-frame-top').length means the amount of .av-frame-top : so if there is one or not

if there is one .av-frame-top fixed_frame = $(‘.av-frame-top’).height()
if there is no .av-frame-top fixed_frame = 0

Edit Ok i found something about a ternary operator
(condition) ? (if_true) : (if_false)

but i can not understand why it should work for foveaworks – and not for me.

by the way – why is it important to have a function avia_sticky_submenu() ?
i commented the whole function out. And set the sub-menu-container to position fixed. It works for my construct because the header did not shrink.

Nevertheless there has to be a solution on that.

well you can see the link above : webers-testseite.de/konkon

you see here your login-data: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/full-width-sub-menu-sticks-below-frame-with-the-fixed-frame-layout/#post-697567

you can see the different behaviors by activating on child-theme functions.php the different avia.js files.

There are avia_plus.js (this is the avia.js with your changings from above – the plus shows the change with + fixed_frame) – does not work at all
there is avia_minus.js ( same as above but with – fixed_frame) – works if the screen-width is in this way that fixed_frame is gone
avia.js (normal one without changing) only works for wide screens – on small screens not
avia_new.js ( avia_sticky_submenu function discommented) this works with my setting of sticky header with sticky submenu under the main-navigation

with your “+” modification see here both screenshots for scrolled pages:

because i see that on wide screens the distance is fixed_frame setting on my enfold options dialog
and on small screens (before advanced menu is enabled – i set the submenu to display none in this case) it is 2times distance i decided to give the minus fixed_frame a chance.

At least i thought that this could be done in my case ( a non shrinking header) without that function. But this is not a good solution – because it might have a global solution.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Guenni007.

i did a duplicator backup – so if something went wrong – it is not so bad.

i did these variations of avia.js in the child-theme/js/ folder .
i only changed those things you mentioned above – nothing else.

don’t look to intensiv to find a solution.
it works with the “avia_new.js (commenting the function out)

great – thanks alot. This is than a little bug we found? On next update this is implemented or do i have to think on installation in the future?