I only have two pages in the website, so I don't need the responsive menu, as the two menu items will be clearly visible also on a smartphone in portrait mode.
I want to disable the responsive menu toggle (I can set it to display none), but I want the non responsive menu to be visible. Unforunately when the page switches to responsive mode the <nav> tag just disappears from the code...
Is it also possible to center the menu with the logo? (not the responsive one)
Please send a link to your page to position the menu. The responsive menu is there as a default function. You cannot disable it, we can only hide it with css.
dheppner Sorry but we do not support this plugin, if you want to hide the menu on mobile devices then please send us a link to your page. It will need custom CSS. thanks
I would like a code to display the normal menu not with the toggle in larger screen, but on mobile and tablet with the toggle. this is my page cepasi.com
juanr221 Your website is under maintenance. Please explain in more detail what you want to achieve beacause from what we understood you basically want a normal menu. thanks
currently if you look at my site on a mobile device it has 2 logo's on the top right one for the WPR Menu plug in and one that BeTheme implements. This was never showing on mobile in the past and then there was an update to WordPress and the BeTheme and now it is showing.
You removed custom css? I add the css code you sent me into the BeTheme options CSS section and it has not disabled the menu on mobile. Not sure I'm understanding what you mean.
We have tested this css on your website and it works fine, please make sure you paste it at the start of your custom css, in theme options>custom css and that all cache plugins are disabled. Also remove browser cache. Css is very often saved in cache and despite adding it in the code it will not display in the browser immediately.
Hi, how do I disable the responsive menu and only use the desktop menu for all screen sizes?
So far I can only set the responsive menu toggle to display none. When the page is resized to mobile screen size, the <nav> tag for the desktop menu just disappears from the code.
davidliew Hi, there is no option for that, but if you are using css to hide the mobile menu, you can use display:block; to enable the main menu. thanks
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if you want to remove responsive menu completely, please use extra css:
Sorry but we do not support this plugin, if you want to hide the menu on mobile devices then please send us a link to your page. It will need custom CSS.
thanks
Your website is under maintenance. Please explain in more detail what you want to achieve beacause from what we understood you basically want a normal menu.
thanks
What exactly did you want to change.
Please check the changes you made in css.
thanks
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We do not support third party plugins.
thanks
Also remove browser cache. Css is very often saved in cache and despite adding it in the code it will not display in the browser immediately.
So far I can only set the responsive menu toggle to display none. When the page is resized to mobile screen size, the <nav> tag for the desktop menu just disappears from the code.
Hi,
there is no option for that, but if you are using css to hide the mobile menu, you can use display:block; to enable the main menu.
thanks