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Header Builder: No option to adjust the height

ifam_ekifam_ek
edited October 2019 in Theme support
Hello,

I would like to use the HeaderBuilder because I like the transition from the fixed menu to the sticky one much better (Because there is no jumping animation and no transparency).

Unfortunately it is not possible to set a minimum height for the header. In the normal theme options this is possible.

My questions:

- How can I set a minimum height in HeaderBuilder for default and sticky header? After that, it would be almost identical (without the smooth transition)

Thanks in advance!

Edit / Side note:

Alternatively, it would be sufficient for me to use the theme options instead of the HeaderBuilder:

- How can I switch off the sticky animation (and the different sizes) so that the menu changes seamlessly?

- Which CSS codes can I use to change the background color and the link colors?

Comments

  • BryanBryan
    Hello,
    all of the header builder heights are dependent on the amount of content and cannot be changed.

    Header builder does have an animation for the sticky option, it is just a fixed header and it start to scroll with the page.
    You can change the color of the links in the header builder when creating a menu, you do not need CSS.
    thanks
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  • ifam_ekifam_ek
    First of all: Thank you!  I didn't see the options for the color :)

    And you are wrong: I was able to change the height within the header builder (there is also a "row option" which I found right after the other one) ;-)

    In my opinition you can't call the transition to sticky as "animation". It just changes from fixed to sticky in no time. I want to add a transition with a small delay as described here or here.

    Can you please tell me if that can be done with custom css? I can't find the right class :/





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  • PabloPablo
    Transition is not gonna work there, because it's turning on another div, and disabling the old one.
    Notice it on the source code:

    Thanks
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  • ifam_ekifam_ek
    I see, that's a pity... but thank you anyway! :)

    Is it possible to achieve a similiar effect by using the standard theme options (without header builder)? I guess there must be a way to disable the "jump in"-animation of the sticky header...

    Thanks in advance!!
  • PabloPablo
    What do you mean by "jump in" animation - there is no animation, it's just appearing on page.
    You can apply an animation there, but you would have to use keyframes with static height value.

    Thanks

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