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Fix Hidden Submenus Go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and enter the following:
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body .header { overflow: visible; } |
Fix Hidden Submenus Go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and enter the following:
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body .header { overflow: visible; } |
In v2.2 onwards it is possible to change the animation speed in the Mega Menu settings: There are 3 options: Fast (200ms – default) Medium (400ms) Slow (600ms) If you want to add more options you can add the following to your themes functions.php file:
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function megamenu_add_speed_options($options, $selected) { $options["900"] = 'Very Slow'; $options["100"] = 'Very Fast'; return $options; } add_filter('megamenu_effect_speed', 'megamenu_add_speed_options', 10, 2); |
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Displaying the mobile menu From your WordPress Dashboard, go to Mega Menu > Menu Themes. Select your active menu theme and insert the following into the ‘Custom Styling’ area on a new line:
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@include mobile { .header_menu { display: block !important; } } |
Set the Responsive Breakpoint setting to 767px.
Read moreDemo Check out the menu on the left of this page to see a live demo of the Accordion menu. Creating an Accordion Menu Tip: If you are trying to add an accordion menu to a sidebar or page content, you can use the Widget or Shortcode method to add…
Read moreUsing the “Roles” tab in Max Mega Menu Pro it’s possible to show menu items only to specific user groups, or by logged in status. All registered user roles are selectable. To access this functionality go to Appearance > Menus. Hover over the menu item you’d like to hide and click the…
Read moreWhat is a ‘Mobile Toggle Block’? Mobile Toggle Blocks are displayed inside the toggle bar when the site is viewed on a mobile: How to add Mobile Toggle Blocks to your menu To configure the blocks displayed on your mobile toggle bar, go to Mega Menu > Menu Themes. Select…
Read moreAutomatic integration is the default method for enabling Max Mega Menu on an existing theme menu location. This method will automatically override your default theme menu and replace it with a Max Mega Menu menu. To use Automatic Integration go to Appearance > Menus. Select the menu you wish to convert into…
Read moreIt is possible to display a menu location using the shortcode. This allows easy insertion of menus into your posts and pages. Step 1: Registering a new menu location First we’ll need to create a new menu location specifically for use with the shortcode. Under Mega Menu > Menu Locations, create…
Read moreFrom your WordPress Dashboard, go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and enter the following::
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.navbar-collapse { display: block !important; } .navbar-header { display: none !important; } |
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Edit the following file (using an FTP client): wp-content/themes/supermagpro/acmethemes/hooks/header.php Find (line 426):
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<nav id="site-navigation" class="main-navigation <?php echo esc_attr( $supermag_enable_sticky_menu );?> clearfix"> |
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<nav id="site-navigation" class="<?php echo esc_attr( $supermag_enable_sticky_menu );?> clearfix"> |