Faison

Thanks for the feedback Andy,

That’s a great feature suggestion! It’s now added to our internal list of upcoming features ??

Thanks,
Faison

Hi Diana,

It looks like the ID and Class for your smoothmenu has DEACTIVATE added to the end of it. When I remove the DEACTIVATE in my browser, it looks almost right. I’m not sure why that’s happening, so I would look into smoothmenu (which I know nothing about ?? sorry) to find out why it might be adding DEACTIVATE to the ID and Class. Once you figure that out, the “Menu Shadow” will probably start to work again.

Besides the DEACTIVATE causing issues, the WordPress function I use (wp_nav_menu) wraps up the menu in a div by default. When you remove the DEACTIVATE, the menu isn’t tall enough, but removing the wrapping div fixes that.

So I will add an option to the Nav Menu Items that allows you to choose if the menu is wrapped in a div or not. My weekend’s busy with a bit of WordCamp Milwaukee, but look for an update towards the end of the weekend or Monday.

With all that in mind though, do you plan on making that menu change depending on the page you’re on? I ask because that’s where this plugin shines. If not, it’s probably more appropriate for you to use wp_nav_menu directly, since it gives you more granular control over your menu.

Thanks,
Faison

Thank you for the great review and shiny stars, we definitely appreciate them ??

Thanks for the kind words and gold stars, Russ. And please let us know if you think any new features would help this plugin help you more ??

Thanks Mike! I still have those features you requested in the pipeline, so keep an eye out for updates ??

Thanks Scott! This should also help us save some time in development ??

Thanks Emma, I tried to keep the plugin true to the feel that Advanced Custom Fields has, and you just confirmed that I hit my mark!

Thank you for the stars. It’s nice seeing that people find as much use in this plugin as I do ??

Thanks for the five stars, skapator. I’m glad you find the plugin as useful as I do!

Hi Jason,

I’m glad you were able to figure it out ??

Thanks,
Faison

Here’s the answer:

The problem was actually as follows:
Whoever setup the product page (some company before me), they put the Shopping Cart Wrapper div inside the whole form for adding a product to the cart. When a product is added, the shopping cart widget (I think) is injected into that div. So now there’s a form inside of a form, which causes problems in IE. When you try submitting the outer-most form, the data in the inner-most form is submitted too.
As soon as I moved the inner form outside of the outer-form, everything worked.

Thanks,
Faison

Hi Toshi,

Thanks for the response, though I ended up going a different route with this to avoid my odd setup.

Thanks,
Faison