responsivemenu

Hi there,

Please provide your site URL so I can check.

Also, the functions are called wp_head() and wp_footer() not head() and footer()

All the best

Hey there,

It can be changed via the Sub-Menus tab and then the various options are under the Toggle Button Background Colours section.

You can read more below:

https://responsive.menu/docs/basic-setup/sub-menus/

Hope it helps

Hi there,

Unfortunately not without at least something to look at or some further context.

Please provide a URL so I can see if there is anything obvious.

In the meantime please check thay the header and footer files have the wp_head() and wp_footer() function calls and that you dont have the Use Shortcode option turned on.

All the best

Hey there,

I thought it sounded too strange to be a problem with my plugin. What do you mean by direct code?

All the best

Hi there,

Sounds like a strange one. Have you tested with any other shortcodes or with anything else that relies on the wp_footer() functions to see if they work?

All the best

Hi there,

When you say it doesn’t work do you mean it doesn’t show up at all or doesn’t respond when clicked?

Also, can you check what get_header() and get_footer() calls and make sure that the functions wp_head() and wp_footer() are called at some point?

All the best

Hey there,

It does sound like some sort of conflict or confusion surrounding the two JavaScript functionalities.

I hope you can find the fix!

All the best

Hi there,

This shouldn’t be a problem – the example page I sent you has the whole URL and the page doesn’t reload itself.

The Same Page option has nothing to do with this issue, that is just a HTML target selection:

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_link_target.asp

I have used the exact same settings on my dev site that I sent over and don’t have this issue. You can stop it from building the whole URL if you want by using a Custom Link in the WordPress Menu itself but that shouldn’t be an issue.

Also, this means you could never navigate directly to this page from inner pages so wouldn’t be a good solution.

Hope that helps

Hi there,

Thanks for this. I have imported your settings and I don’t get the same issues, please check the page below:

https://websitedev.info/afsdf/

If you click on the Anchor One or Anchor Two links then the page is not reloaded as is happening on your site.

All the best

Hi there,

It’s quite hard to say as I have tried this on a few of my development sites and I don’t get the same issue so I’m not sure what to suggest as it could be anything really and something specific to your site :-/

Can you export your settings and send them to [email protected] I’ll load them on my dev site and see if I get the issue then.

All the best

Hi there,

It seems you have some extra JavaScript attached to the anchor links as there is a scrolling effect which is not coming from my plugin.

Can you let me know what this JavaScript does and turn it off temporarily to see if this is the cause.

I use the same settings as you with anchor links on one of my development sites and don’t have the page reloading so it seems something else on your site is causing this.

Have you tried going back to a default WordPress theme and disabling all other plugins to rule those out too?

All the best

Hi Dan,

Not a problem, as I say the best way is to just create a third menu as this will enable you to have all the functionality of the plugin.

I know it may be a pain to create another menu but it will be significantly quicker than the alternative of having to get your shortcode to exactly match my plugin and doesn’t make sense.

In addition, in future versions it could become obsolete as I may add/change classes or IDs meaning you would always have to maintain the shortcode.

All the best

Hi Dan,

I can already tell you that it wont work. Its not going to have any of the correct classes or sub arrows etc.

If you just want the links displayed thats fine but if you want it to work functionality this isn’t the way to go.

Hope that helps

Hi Dan,

I always like to try first and ask later, you never know what you might find out ??

What are you planning to do with the second shortcode? It won’t have any of the styling or functionality if you do it this way.

The best way by far is to create the third menu in your WordPress admin and is how Ive always done it but you may have a special plan!

All the best

Hi Dan,

It shouldn’t do, what happened when you tried it?

It does accept shortcodes however so you can create your own shortcode that use PHP and then use your custom shortcode in that section.

All the best