[Resolved] Display multiple nav

[Tom]

Hmm, that’s a tough one.. You’d have to target those menus with a specific class (that the main menu doesn’t have), and then apply CSS to stop the mobile menu from displaying. I can help if you want to link me to a page 🙂

[David]

Hi Tom,

Knocked this up quickly – might have made it a little more complex, the actual site has the hamburger set for all devices… so all menus are a hamburger and want them to be desktop navs……

thanks for having a look.

David

[Tom]

Which URL? Can you remove any custom CSS so I start from scratch?

[David]

Hi Tom, i sent you a link – but i think i am going to have to approach this differently.
Currently the main Nav is a slide out menu, so there is a blank assigned to the primary menu. So what i have so far wont work.
I am thinking i need to create a pseudo menu and apply this to the primary menu which will then be displayed on the styling page. And then figure out how i disable that menu in the main navigation so it only displays the slide out. Any thoughts on that?

[David]

Hi Tom,

just a thought – how different is the structure of the secondary menu to the primary menu? For example styling the individual menu items, apart from the parent class, it looks to me as if the child structures are the same.

If this is the case, what do i swap generate_navigation_position() with to output the secondary?
That way i can create my pseudo styles on the secondary but provide the code that will achieve the required output on either primary or secondary.

regards

David

[Tom]

Hmm interesting idea. It would be this: generate_secondary_navigation_position()

[David]

Ha i’m not sure what to read into… “hmmm interesting idea”. And yes i might of guessed that. Well you’ll be glad to hear i’ll be out of your hair for a week travelling. I’ll let you know how this experiment works out.

[Tom]

Travelling sounds nice – have fun!

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