generalmemetics

From one of our QA testers:

“Confirming that Responsive Menu fails to appear on Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, iPhone XR, and Google Pixel 7, but only in landscape orientation. Hamburger menu button appears to the left of logo in portrait orientation.”

The menu should appear to the RIGHT of the logo in any case, so this is weird.

I changed the breakpoint to 1024px, and it fixed the problem on everything EXCEPT the Samsung Galaxy S8.

Thanks for your advice.

I found this CSS in an earlier forum posting that solved this problem on our site. Paste it into the Additional CSS panel in Customizer or Full Site Editing:

/* RESPONSIVE MENU GAP FIX */

.rmp-container .menu-item p {
display: none !important;
}

I’ve been able to set up the visibility presets from the post page. It’s a workaround but it works.

Hi — thanks so much (and hats off to you for your incredible work developing all these killer plugins, they’re great). I’m actually making templates for the home page and archive page (I mistakenly wrote “client page” — I should have written “client website”) … so I may have to wait until the fix comes down the line. Thanks for the update, much appreciated.

—?josh

Hi Jay, thank you so much! I will look at this, but, you should know that I am not using custom-post types. Just regular posts. What matters is the category of the posts.

In other words, post_type=post, but the taxonomy is the deciding factor. Publicize will ONLY create social posts for category&tag_id=158 … no other category works for post_type=post.

Does that make sense? In other words, Publicize is ignoring posts that have categories other than ID=158.

—?Josh

Hi … hoping to resurrect this topic; successfully using Send Images to RSS to ensure images are turning up in Maichimp newsletters. Great!

HOWEVER, it seems that the plugin is overriding the default text (the first paragraph or so of the WordPress blog entry), and substituting its own, which I have no control over.

??If I manually create my own excerpts, I can gain a modicum of control over the text in terms of paragraph breaks, but the only way I seem to be able to modify the font or font size is to insert CSS via the span tag directly into the excerpt.

??Both creating excerpts and styling them on an individual basis have a high time-cost, and I really want to eliminate that friction.

What options do I have for a) preserving the default text that Mailchimp grabs in lieu of an excerpt and the formatting it then applies via the campaign template; or, barring that, b) preserving the default formatting of the Mailchimp campaign template for the manual-excerpt text?