Please always attach a link to your website so we can check it out. If the page is offline(localhost), then our help will be limited. You will have to contact us when the page is online. Also, please make sure that the page is not under maintenance before you provide us with the link.
It is always a good idea to also attach a screenshot pointing what you refer to.
Yes I saw it and I already tried to put these lines in the JS of Betheme, but I can't make it work...I was looking for the classes that define the behaviour of the overlay menu.
Right now there's some sort of fade-in animation, am I right?
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Please always attach a link to your website so we can check it out. If the page is offline(localhost), then our help will be limited. You will have to contact us when the page is online. Also, please make sure that the page is not under maintenance before you provide us with the link.
It is always a good idea to also attach a screenshot pointing what you refer to.
Thanks
Hello Phil, happy to speak to you again.
Sorry, here's the link for the website https://mec-partners.it/2024/
I'd like the overlay menu coming from above, as you can see in this example https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_js_overlay2
It is possible?
Thank you
Marco
Unfortunately, there are no settings regarding this.
You would have to edit theme files in which we do not provide help.
Best regards
Ok, thanks. At least, can you please tell me in wich theme file I can find the code I have to change.
I think I can do the fix if I have this information.
Thank you
Marco
Actually, you can write a custom JS for that and put it in Betheme -> Theme options -> Custom CSS & JS -> JS.
Even the example you have sent uses JS.
Best regards
Yes I saw it and I already tried to put these lines in the JS of Betheme, but I can't make it work...I was looking for the classes that define the behaviour of the overlay menu.
Right now there's some sort of fade-in animation, am I right?
Best regards
If you are looking for unique classes for that header style then in the body tag, there is this class:
header-overlayAlso, there is a special ID for that header style:
OverlayBest regards