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  • Thread Starter edinmaloku

    (@edinmaloku)

    https://prnt.sc/v2mrdq

    From inspect element, I found a solution to my issue from the screenshot above. Just need an idea on how to implement it into my website.

    The last style needs to be this:
    style=”background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);margin-top: -9%;”

    It is missing the margin-top with negative option, any idea how to add this? Never worked with these data types before.

    Plugin Contributor Robert Wattner

    (@rwattner)

    This is being fixed in the next update. I’m almost done with it, just one more bug to fix that’s being stubborn.
    Do you have a link to the site with this issue?

    Go to the WordPress dashboard > appearance > custom CSS and paste this code

    /* REMOVE TOP MARGIN */
    .admin-bar .she-header {
    top: 0 !important;
    }

    Thread Starter edinmaloku

    (@edinmaloku)

    That’s it, thank you. Don’t have a link I can share as of right now by the way, the site isn’t live yet. Another question, would you have any suggestions on how to use the :active setting with this plugin on a onepage website? Like, when scrolled to a certain anchor on the website for the :active setting to activate on the navbar?

    Plugin Contributor Robert Wattner

    (@rwattner)

    No problem! Yes that active section for the menu is built-in to elementor. Click the section > advanced tab > section ID but in “about”(no #) for the about section, contact for the contact section and so on…. Then make sure your menu has custom links. Erase the https:// that’s there as the link by default and type in “#about”(with #) and Fill in the link label “about” or “about us” whatever you like. Do the same for the other links.

    Now your menu links are anchor links and will scroll to the corresponding section and highlight the menu link

    Thread Starter edinmaloku

    (@edinmaloku)

    Anchor links and all work well, was doing the same thing as you described before aswell but removed everything and re-did from the start just to make sure but the active color simply doesn’t want to appear when I click the anchor link and it scrolls down to that part of the page, fml. However, when redirected to an entirely different page the active color seems to work, just that one page website divided by sections isn’t working, it won’t count the section to the active option. Thanks for the fast support by the way!

    Plugin Contributor Robert Wattner

    (@rwattner)

    I know it won’t work if there are more than one element with the anchor id. Maybe that is the problem. Elementor color picker has been buggy for me lately and I’ve had to reassign colors to certain things. Maybe try changing the active color and changing it back

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