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GP Premium Menu + not responsive on hover

12 replies · Started by John on December 27, 2016

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"Hover" does not work on mobile. When using "click - menu item," mobile works fine but web browser does not cascade menu levels. When using "Hover," web browser cascades menus correctly but mobile menu not work at all.

Any way to have "click - menu item" cascade menus on web browser?

Thanks, John

Not sure what you mean by cascade menu items?

Hover doesn't work on mobile (as you can't hover with your finger), so you need to tap the dropdown arrow to expand menu items.

Let me know if you need more info :)

Thanks for the quick response. I can't get Hover to expend on mobile by taping the dropdown arrow. I prefer the "click - menu item," but on the PC it expands the menu items vertically rather than to the right, which is more readable. Is there any way to have it both ways.

Regards, John

Thanks again for the help. So far I have avoided using CSS. I am using GP Premium. I see Hooks, but nothing looks like it would apply in this case. I see Additional CSS in WP 4.7, but I'm can't seem to find where to add the CSS. I tried adding in the Layout section where the menu options are listed, but it did not do anything.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, John

Thanks, that works well. One more question: is there any easy CSS for hover to work as is on a pc and to work as click on menu item on mobile. If not, I'll use the code you referenced.

John

Mobile doesn't have hover, as you can't hover on phones with your finger. Is that what you mean?

Let me know :)

No. Hover works great on a PC. And it, of course, does not work on a mobile. What I'm looking for is for the site to work as hover when using a PC and Click on Menu Item when on a mobile. The SCC code you referenced works great for the Click on Arrow, but the Arrow is difficult to hit on a mobile. I would like to do the same thing but have it work on Click on Menu Item. This gives a much larger target for the finger. Can this be done with simple CSS.

Thanks, John

I agree that this would be a useful feature - it's not possible with CSS but I'll look into making it an option to force the full menu item click only on mobile.

Looking at the code, if you set up the link as a Custom Link with the URL "#", it will make it so the entire menu item is clickable on mobile.

Thanks, Tom. That works perfectly. Exactly what I was looking for.

Again, thanks for the superb support. (at all hours, also)

Best Regards, John

Glad I could help :)

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