violacase

Looks fine now.

I use this plugin in combination with https://www.advancedcustomfields.com and https://www.sublimetext.com
To get an overall idea of what is possible both on back end and front end these videos have great value (I think):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-r1b0wA98Ew

Update:
I already discovered how to. Thanks.

I agree with @drojf,

The default settings for the menu icon should be so that the icon is visible on whatever paletted background.

I had the same issue. Deactivating and activating the plugin resolved it.

@andrew:
I am creating a new theme on basis of a very, very bare skeleton and having the same issue.
I don’t want to dive into your code to see how things work. In map /wp-admin/css/ the file editor-style.css exists. But you are not referring to that one I suppose?

Can you please set me on the way to create that above mentioned ‘proper one’?

Hi Chris,

Thanks for your reply.

I wasn’t aware of the ScrollTo functionality of your plugin… Sorry, should have read the FAQ.

I make use now of the scrollTo stuff of your plugin in the menu items, changed the urls to relative and only use your JS now for navigation.

Some issues are solved, others arised:

1. The reason I used full URLS is because of this: If one of the menu-items is a normal page and the users visits that page the permalink changes to e.g. mijnspeelplek.com/blog
When you click a relative url in the menu when on that page the permalink resolves now as e.g. mijnspeelplek.com/blog/#ez-feature-top-container which of course isn’t the right URL
You can see this issue on mijnspeelplek.com when you click on the ‘blog’ menu item.

2. The active state on custom menu items isn’t set I think because the background color remains the same as an inactive stated menu item.

3. The ScrollTo functionality only works in mobile view or am I missing something?

Nota: the above link runs `jQuery( ‘.shiftnav-target’ ).on( ‘click’ , function(){
jQuery( ‘.shiftnav’ ).shiftnav( ‘closeShiftNav’ );
});`

Thanks for your reply, sevenspark.

Here is the link to my test site. I’ll let it be as it is for another 3 days so you can see what I mean.

‘Inner site link’ are my own words for this (because I don’t know the official terms):

In a custom menu item I have e.g. this for the URL:
https://mijnspeelplek.com/#ez-feature-top-container pointing to a #div on the same page.

(toggle break point: 900)

Update:

Issue 1. It does scroll, but not exactly the same as with a ‘normal’ menu item. I can live with it because it’s just a minor thing. For developer it’s an issue for further investigation perhaps.

Issue 2. Has to be resolved otherwise the plugin can’t be used for one page navigation themes. That would be a pitty, yeh?

OK

Keep up the good work!

Funny. It only occurs on ONE WordPress install on a VPS. Because the problem might be mine let’s call it resolved.

Sorry to say, but that’s bad coding practice. All code you present to others should have been thoroughly tested on all PHP complaints before publishing.

Update:
1. I later realized that viewing the post is not the way to see the tubes. Perhaps it’s an idea to explain that to the user.

2. I tried installing it again on a fresh WP install. All seems well. I think there must be a conflict with another plugin. Didn’t try to find out wich one.