The following instructions were written based on a clean installation of the Industrial theme and a clean installation of Max Mega Menu. Step 1 When you enable Max Mega Menu for the Primary Menu, it will not work because the theme’s call to wp_nav_menu does not specify the “theme_location” parameter….
Ri Quartz overrides the CSS that Max Mega Menu outputs. This effectively means the theme hijacks control of some aspects of the menu from Max Mega Menu. You will, for example, find it is impossible to change some theme options such as font colors and the menu height. For this…
Important: This functionality requires Max Mega Menu v2.3.1+ Generally, second level items are styled to display as a column header/title, and third level items are displayed as normal list items. This styling is set using the Theme Editor under Mega Menu > Menu Themes. In some instances, you may only want to…
The Theme Editor in Max Mega Menu will let you apply general styling to Flyout type sub menus. The same styling will apply to every level of the flyout. To adjust the styling for third level flyout menus (leaving the second level using the settings set in the Theme Editor),…
Important: These instructions will only work if you are using the built in “Sticky” option in the Max Mega Menu Settings. If your theme is sticking the header (and menu), scroll down to the next section for details. If your theme is already sticking the header then you should not…
Important note: These instructions are for Mega Menu style sub menus (not Flyout Style sub menus; it is not possible to add a scrollbar to Flyout Style sub menus). To fix the height of the mega sub menu / panel background, go to Mega Menu > Menu Themes, select your active…
In this article we will explain how to center a “mega” sub menu beneath the menu bar. By default, sub menus are 100% wide, meaning they will span the full width of the menu bar. If you have center aligned your top level menu items then it may look as…