submenu

Hi Rikard,

While the submenu wraps correctly, wouldn’t it be more elegant if the height is fixed, and it overflows to the right of the screen allowing users to scroll through it, instead of taking up half the page when the menu gets a little too long, or have another button within the page to load the menu.

The floating sub menu doesn’t float on a mobile device too. I’ve tried this on Chrome and Firefox on Android and Safari on iOS.

I’ve tried to implement this custom CSS,

.responsive #top .av-submenu-container {
	top: auto !important;
	position: relative !important;
	height: auto;
	width: 2000px;
	overflow: scroll;
}

however, i think the main wrapper interferes with the overflow here and the menu only overflows vertically and not horizontally.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by vin8tan.

nope I haven’t fix that yet.
have a look it at http://afa.org.sg/whatwedo/advocate/sac/9th-sac-archive/

Well, if you can look at the submenu bar where you can toggle between web / image / video etc…
so it’s just one bar, and users can scroll through the option instead of the unsightly chuck of menu as it is now, it’s not sticky when in mobile mode, any idea how i can fix that too?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by vin8tan.

Hi Ismael,

i’ve tried that, but would really prefer to have a scroll so that there won’t be two buttons (1 for the main menu, and one for the sub menu) on the same page.

Would there be no way to activate a scroll on mobile devices?

Hi Andy,
as you can see, first image is how the submenu looks like on a mobile site or screen size smaller than 720px, the menu becomes one chunk of text.
if i activate button on mobile, i get two humburger buttons, one for the main menu, top right corner, and another for the submenu. Doesn’t make sense for the user to have two sets of humburger menu in one page, and more-over, the submenu doesn’t float or becomes sticky on a mobile platform.

I guess i will have to hire a freelance developer to look into this, but it seems like a very basic function that the theme should include or have fixed since it was included by the developers at Kriesi, and not a function or plugin i choose to include on my own. That being said the support i’ve received from Kriesi have been fantastic so far.

Thank you very much for all your time.