McLarenDan

I wish I knew why, then I could fix it – it’s very frustrating and I’m pulling my hair out over it.

Thank you for taking the time to reply btw, it was greatly appreciated.

Actually, spotted a mistake – I’ve just added a visible class, after a hidden class *facepalm*

Here is the updated (still not working) versions:

<script>
$(document).on("pagebeforeload",function(){
    $('.navbar ul li:has(ul)').addClass('hidden-element');
	$('.navbar navbar-collapse ul:has(li)').addClass('hidden-element');
	$('.navbar ul li ul:has(li)').addClass('hidden-element');
	$('.navbar ul li ul li:has(div)').addClass('hidden-element');
});

$(document).on("pageload",function(){
    $('.navbar ul li:has(ul)').removeClass('hidden-element');
	$('.navbar navbar-collapse ul:has(li)').removeClass('hidden-element');
	$('.navbar ul li ul:has(li)').removeClass('hidden-element');
	$('.navbar ul li ul li:has(div)').removeClass('hidden-element');
});
</script>
<style>
.hidden-element {display:none!important;}
</style>

HI @andrew Nevins

I’m not a coding pro, unfortunately… I’ve added this, without result:

<script>
$(document).on("pagebeforeload",function(){
    $('.navbar ul li:has(ul)').addClass('dropdown-hidden');
	$('.navbar navbar-collapse ul:has(li)').addClass('dropdown-menu-hidden');
	$('.navbar ul li ul:has(li)').addClass('dropdown-menu-hidden');
	$('.navbar ul li ul li:has(div)').addClass('yamm-content-hidden');
});

$(document).on("pageload",function(){
    $('.navbar ul li:has(ul)').addClass('dropdown-visible');
	$('.navbar navbar-collapse ul:has(li)').addClass('dropdown-menu-visible');
	$('.navbar ul li ul:has(li)').addClass('dropdown-menu-visible');
	$('.navbar ul li ul li:has(div)').addClass('yamm-content-visible');
});
</script>
<style>
.dropdown-hidden {display:none;}
.dropdown-menu-hidden {display:none;}
.yamm-content-hidden {display:none;}
.dropdown-visible {display:inline;}
.dropdown-menu-visible {display:inline;}
.yamm-content-visible {display:inline;}
</style>

Any joy?

Ta muchly!

Any ideas folks?

Just to also note – I’d like to display the Previous posts title too:
<?php previous_post_link('<strong>%link</strong>',__('<div class="col-md-12 padtop20 martop10 padbot20 white_txt bold center green_bg">&lsaquo; Previous business lever</div>'), TRUE); ?>

^^ is my current code for “Previous Posts”

Avoid the paid version mate, the support is poor atm.

No reply – yet purchased premium product? AWESOME !

this is sorted.