Bob Orchard

Glad you got it figured out Louis!

I haven’t tested it on multisite, but it should work without a problem since it uses the current site’s settings.

@asvkainz, I’m not exactly sure – but it’s something that I can look into if the performance is affected that much. I haven’t seen any tremendous slowdowns but if you have some hard data you can send my way I’ll look into it.

@miguelripoll I’m not exactly sure why you’re using my plugin if you’re styling everything yourself, but my recommendation is to go into the plugin file and comment out what you don’t need from the plugin.

I just refactored the plugin with a 2.0 release, so things should be a bit easier to work with.

@urbanoantunes, I didn’t see a response from my last reply but wanted to let you know that I pushed a 2.0 update today. Please update and let me know if you still have any other issues.

@mtmd I thank you for your kind words! Sorry for the crazy delay on my end for getting an update out but I’ve just pushed a 2.0 update. This addresses the issue you were having with the mobile menu heights and positioning. If you still have any issues please let me know!

@turn-on-social I just pushed a 2.0 update but can’t replicate your error. I believe this update coincidentally fixed your issue but let me know if you still run into issues with it.

Do you have any errors occurring in your error log? If so – shoot those my way and I’ll look into it. Thanks!

I’m going to be switching the plugin soon to load all the styles in the HEAD of the site, since several people are having issues with their hosting environments not liking that I use a PHP file as a CSS file. Hang tight while I work that up.

It would be helpful if you posted a question in the support forum instead of a blind 1-star review because something doesn’t work out for you right away.

What host do you use for your website and what is it’s URL?

We’ve noticed in some cases that there are a few server configurations that don’t allow you to execute PHP files directly. This is likely what’s happened, but I use this method because it keeps junk out of the HEAD of your website.

I’m looking at other options to have a switch to force it to load styles in HEAD, but check your hosting setup to make sure it will let it run.

Chris – thanks for answering this for me!

Could be – I’ve had that happen once when it wouldn’t allow me to include the stylesheets in .php as css. Let me look into a few options for you and get back with a couple options. Are you using a custom local dev, Vagrant, or MAMP/DesktopServer, etc?

Can you turn on debug within wp-config.php or check your site’s error logs to see if there’s an issue? I’m going to be refactoring a bit of the code shortly and it’s possible that your site may not like loading a PHP file and parsing it as CSS. What host are you using for your site?

Can you send me a screenshot and send it over to me ([email protected]) – I’ll take a look and see what I can offer as a solid solution for your setup.

Thanks! If there’s anything else you’d like to see on this plugin please let me know.