boogers
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Unfortunately I don't have the site with the issue online for anybody to look at. But I'm hoping somebody could give me an idea of where to begin checking for th issue.
What's happening is when my template reaches the point where the horizontal menu switches to stack the items vertically the sub menu items no longer work.
Any ideas?
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freget
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I have the same problem with my website :http://www.yoanfreget.info
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Garry
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Try configuring from: Levels-> Options-> Responsive -> Levels
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boogers
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Garry,
Thanks for the reply, but I'm not sure where you are talking about. Is this inside of Artisteer or the CMS? I'm on Joomla BTW. Guess I should have mentioned that in the OP.
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David
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Garry is referring to inside Artisteer.
Click on the Menu tab.
In the SUBMENU area you will see "Levels" so click on that.
Then at the bottom click on "Options".
Then look at Responsive Levels.
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Jacques56
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Good solution but too late for me, my web site is on line.
Could you explain how to modify template.responsive.css to get same solution ?
Thanks
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Matt
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Quote Jacques56:
Good solution but too late for me, my web site is on line.
Could you explain how to modify template.responsive.css to get same solution ?
Thanks
I am having this same issue - how do I re-enable the levels in the code?
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Matt
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Quote Matt:
Quote Jacques56:
Good solution but too late for me, my web site is on line.
Could you explain how to modify template.responsive.css to get same solution ?
Thanks
I am having this same issue - how do I re-enable the levels in the code?
OK - The easiest way to add this functionality post-launch is to go back to your artisteer file, make the change in artiseer, and then overright the script.responsive.js in your live theme with the new one artisteer will generate. This will enable the sub-menus. You may need to do some CSS styling after to get things looking good.
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