Menu loading

Hi! I think your problem will be with the “Show expanded when Javascript disabled” option, because this option is making our menu to be opened, if our javascript file can’t load, and it takes time to load that file, so you should turn off this option.

Thanks, what will happen if Javascript disabled?
I also disable HTML5 mode, what it mean to use HTML5 mode?
What will happen to the menu on mobile device?

When Javascript is disabled, then you won’t be able to open or close the menu, it will be just shown as you see it now, when you go to any page, and don’t touch it.
So you have two options, either to turn this off, and your menuitems, which should be closed will be closed before the menu shows up, but then some of your menuitems won’t be reachable when the javascript is disabled, or to make all of your menuitems opened before it loads, and if the javascript is enabled, it will close up what should be closed, and if the javascript is disabled, then every menuitem will be reachable.

I don’t think you should worry much about people, who are disabling javascript in their browsers, because it’s just a bad thing to do, almost every website is using javascript including yours, and probably it wouldn’t be perfect anyway, and those people are used to not seeing everything perfectly, I think they are rather suprised, when they found a website looking and working as it should be. Also it’s between 0 and 2% of all people, which is less, than people using really old or rare browsers, which aren’t supported by most websites either.

HTML5 mode means, that the menu will be around <nav></nav> tags. A few years ago people thought, that it’s increasing their google ranks, that is why it was implemented, but nowadays it probably doesn’t matter.

The menu looks the same in mobile devices as in computers, it’s just a sidebar menu, so it won’t change.

Thanks, as long it working it is good for me, if someone disable it javascript then it is problem, the top page lead to overview page with links to the sub pages, so if the sub menu can not opened it is OK by me.

EDIT:
I check the site on IE11 and side menu not shown right,
maybe it is something with my setting (I do not use IE, I checking for the ones who use it) how I can fix this?

Usually the problem with IE is, that it has a css and js file loading limit, and they are often reached, which means, that from that the css and javascript file loading will stop, and usually our css and js files are in the bottom of the list.

If that would be the problem, you could try to solve it with a js and css combiner. I tried a couple of plugins, but I couldn’t really suggest them, I would rather suggest W3 Total Cache, which also has this option, and that is kept updated and used by many people. But these combiners aren’t working with every plugin, so they should be tested out.

But the problem could be something different too. You should try to deactivate your other plugins (but test it out in case it’s really just css limit, and you might think the other plugin is at fault, while it’s just one less css file loaded).

If you need me to check it, please send me a link to your website! If you don’t want to show the link here, send it to my email address: [email protected]

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