Unless your theme has specific integration for Max Mega Menu, your theme will be completely unaware that you have replaced the existing theme menu with Max Mega Menu. In this situation your theme will continue to output it’s own mobile toggle button even though it is not needed (because Max…
Read moreBy default, the Mobile Menu should appear on screen widths below 600px. You can adjust this value in the Theme Editor (see the Responsive Breakpoint setting). The menu will not switch to a mobile style menu if you have set the Responsive Breakpoint to 0px. The menu will not switch…
Read moreThis is usually caused by one of the following two problems: Missing wp_footer() View the page source and search for ‘maxmegamenu.js’. If you do not find it then in most cases it is because your themes footer.php file has been manually edited. Ensure your theme’s footer.php file has a call to wp_footer()…
Read moreIf the menu is mostly working, but there’s some weird or unexpected behaviour, then it’s likely your theme is still applying some of it’s original menu functionality or styling to the mega menu. Please see if we’ve already written a theme integration guide for your theme. If your theme is…
Read moreThe following information is relevant if you have followed the getting started guide (getting as far as checking the ‘Enable’ checkbox in the mega menu settings), but you do not see any visible changes to your menu on the front end. Your theme must do the following to allow Max Mega Menu to take…
Read moreMax Mega Menu is not suitable for integration with OptimizePress. “OptimizePress was designed as a platform to create individual conversion pages for your business which are not forced to have a global header or settings which make all pages on your site look the same. Often conversion pages (Such as…
Read moreParent Item Click Behaviour Accordion Menus respect the ‘Second Click Behaviour’ option set in the Mega Menu > General Settings page. Therefore, when clicking a parent menu item you have two choices depending on the ‘Second Click Behaviour’ setting: First click opens sub menu, second click follows link First click opens sub…
Read moreThe ‘Second Click Behaviour’ option is a global setting and will apply to all of your Max Mega Menu enabled menus. To change the ‘Second Click Behaviour’ option for a single menu location, add the following to your themes functions.php file:
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function megamenu_second_click_one_menu_location_only($attributes, $menu_id, $menu_settings, $settings, $current_theme_location) { // change 'primary' to the ID of your menu location if ($current_theme_location == 'primary') { $attributes['data-second-click'] = 'go'; // either 'go' or 'close' } return $attributes; } add_filter('megamenu_wrap_attributes', 'megamenu_second_click_one_menu_location_only', 10, 5); |
Demo: see the top menu on this site. You will notice the ‘Documentation’ item is (subtly) highlighted. Applying the hover styling to active top level menu items To apply the hover style to active / current top level menu items, go to Mega Menu > Menu Themes > Menu Bar and…
Read moreWhen Max Mega Menu is enabled you’ll notice the mobile menu behaves erratically in Edu Pro due to Residual Styling. Fix Mobile Menu Go to Appearance > Editor and select header.php on the right. Find (line 91-102):
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<nav class="navbar"> <div class="navbar-header"> <button aria-controls="navbar" aria-expanded="false" data-target="#navbar" data-toggle="collapse" class="navbar-toggle collapsed" type="button"> <span class="glyphicon glyphicon-th-list"></span> </button> </div> <div class="collapse" id="navbar"> <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary', 'menu_class' => 'nav navbar-nav', 'walker' => new cyberchimps_walker(), 'fallback_cb' => 'cyberchimps_fallback_menu' ) ); ?> </div><!--/.nav-collapse --> </nav> |
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<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?> |
Menu Alignment (optional) The menu will be aligned to…
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