Hi there,

That wouldn't be a theme-related issue as the menu system is controlled/managed by WordPress. I can't think of anything theme-related that would help you resolve this issue. My best suggestion is to search the WordPress support forums here: http://wordpress.org/support

If you find something theme-related causing this issue, please post a new thread and I'll be happy to review this with you. Please also be sure to include a link to your site.

Best,

Chris

I have a similar issue but it's not about the display its about not being able to add any more menu items. I hit save and the new menu item gets dropped off. I tried spreading out the hierarchy so this wouldn't happen.

Thanks Chris,

If you could add clustering too it would be perfect:-)

Andrew

Hi there,

Version 2.0.2 now includes this feature. More info here: http://www.themolitor.com/forums/topic/update-v200-for-the-navigator#post-26180

Best,

Chris

Thanks Chris.

I will give it a try:-)

Andrew

Hi there,

Try this...

1. Open style.css and change the following on line 206 from this...

#selectMenu {display: none;}

...to this...

#dropmenu .navDash {display: none;}

#selectMenu {display: none;}

2. Open responsive.css and change the following on line 35 from this...

#navigation {display: none;}

...to this...

#navigation {float: none;}
#navigation #dropmenu {display: none;}

3. Open custom.js and change the following on lines 292-297 from this...

////////////////
//RESPONSIVE MENU
////////////////
jQuery("#selectMenu").change(function() {
  	window.location = jQuery(this).find("option:selected").val();
});

...to this...

////////////////
//RESPONSIVE MENU
////////////////
// Create the dropdown base
jQuery("<select id='selectMenu'><select />").appendTo("#navigation");

// Create default option "Go to..."
jQuery("<option />", {
   "selected": "selected",
   "value"   : "",
   "text"    : "Menu"
}).appendTo("#navigation select");

// Populate dropdown with menu items
jQuery("#dropmenu a").each(function() {
 	var el = jQuery(this);

 	el.parents('.sub-menu').each(function(){
 		el.prepend('<span class="navDash">-</span>');
 	});

 	jQuery("<option />", {
  	   "value"   : el.attr("href"),
	   "text"    : el.text()
	}).appendTo("#navigation select");
});

// Load url when selected
jQuery("#selectMenu").change(function() {
	window.location = jQuery(this).find("option:selected").val();
});

4. Open header.php and remove the following on lines 81-94...

//SELECT MENU FOR SMALLER SCREENS
$menu_name = 'main';
if ( ( $locations = get_nav_menu_locations() ) && isset( $locations[ $menu_name ] ) ) {
	$menu = wp_get_nav_menu_object( $locations[ $menu_name ] );
	$menu_items = wp_get_nav_menu_items($menu->term_id);
	$menu_list = '<select id="selectMenu"><option value="" selected="selected">'.__('Menu','themolitor').'</option>';
	foreach ( (array) $menu_items as $key => $menu_item ) {
	    	$title = $menu_item->title;
	   		$url = $menu_item->url;
	   		$menu_list .= '<option value="' . $url . '">' . $title . '</option>';
		}
	$menu_list .= '</select>';
	echo $menu_list;
    }

Let me know if that works for you.

Best,

Chris

Another example for a theme I have worked with before.

http://demo.theme-fusion.com/

Thanks

Andrew

Hello Chris,

Take a look at this (it was a plugin I was just looking at) - it does the same thing as many WP based sites with the responsive menu, will can see that sections are indented (sub menus)

http://agility.sevenspark.com/responsive-select-menu

Thanks again,

Andrew

Hi there,

Not sure about it being standard, but do you have examples of menus with your preferred structure? I'll take a look to see if there's a simple CSS edit to be applied.

Best,

Chris

Hello,

I will post it there but to be honest it's not really a feature request, this is standard on mobile menus so is there some way to change it now? Otherwise the mobile menu view is really unusable for drop menu url structures.

If not, do you know of any mobile menu plugins that would work?

Thanks Chris,

Andrew

Hi there,

I totally understand what you're saying. Please be sure to post feature requests here: http://www.themolitor.com/forums/topic/feature-requests-1

I review suggestions there when I'm working on updates.

Best,

Chris

Another thing while I am discussing menus. I have noticed that in the responsive menu the sub cats are not broken down like a traditional responsive menu structure, it's just one long list, is this a bug or something because on a responsive menu it should be more like:

home
contact
pages
--page 1
--page 2

At the moment it is like:

home
contact
pages
page 1
page 2

When you have categories and sub categories the responsive menu will be very difficult to navigate.

Thanks

Andrew

Thanks for the reply.

The only problem with that is there will be 3 levels: west states, state name, city name. Gets kind of messy.

Thanks again,

Andrew

Hi there,

Unfortunately there are limits to how much content can be contained in a drop down menu. My best suggestion is to group them differently than just a mass list (which isn't very user friendly anyways). Maybe "West States", "Central States" and "East States" menu items?

Best,

Chris

Hello,

I have hit a big of a problem and am not sure what to do.

Basically I am creating a top menu item called 'States' and within that menu item will be a drop down list of states, each state will also have cities as an additional menu item. The problem is I have got up to Louisiana which means the menu goes past the actual page length and there is no way to scroll down beyond this.

Any suggestions? I don't really want to split states into a-d e-g etc because it looks messy and just adds another level to the navigation.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Andrew