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How to do that? Thanks.

Yes

Hi, it’s working ok now. Many thanks,

Hi adeb,

I’m now using a commercial plugin drop down menu! Works great on ipad and other touch screen devices!

Can you tell me which plugin you bought? I have searched long and hard for a solution without avail. Many thanks.

Hi, I want to jump in the discussion. You can actually create drop down sub-menus in Twenty Fourteen. You only need to move the navigation item bar (in Appearance>Menu) slightly to the right below a main menu. The drop down menu like the example quoted by Kathryn works beautifully on PC and logged in users in mobile devices.

But it did not work for users who are not logged in. As my login menu is part of the top primary menu, users cannot even see where to log in. I press the navigation icon next to search. There’s no response. The search box also does not show up either. They work fine once I am logged in. Does anyone know why and how to fix? Thank you.

Hi, thanks Zulfikar. You may now close this ticket. I will definitely buy you coffee ??
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I use Total Cache. I will direct my last question to them.

Thanks.

WOW, Zulfikar, you are my saviour. Brilliant. It’s fixed within seconds I disabled CSS Minify cache! Will it affect other areas of my site now it’s disabled?

Many thanks.

Hi, I have disabled child theme today and have just reactivated it. From preview, it looks absolutely fine. It’s not displaying correctly on browsers. Here’s the link: https://www.foodieinfo.com. I appreciate your assistance, Zulfikar. Thanks.

P.S. lucas4 running no problem on my IE

thanks everyone here. I am still in the stage of testing between child and parent. The issues are, when running the child theme with your extended features, the site looks absolutely fine in preview. But it performs differently in different browsers:

1) Chrome: fine although the changes only reflect may be 5 minutes later, not immediately.
2) IE: excerpt did not work. Homepage blog post still showing full length while in Chrome, it works fine.
3) Firefox: total nightmare. Background colour covered across the whole screen. Left sidebar at the bottom. All the default font was gone etc.

Still trying to find out how I may fix it. Child theme is so frustrating. This is sthe first time I use it. If anyone can shed some light, I would really appreciate it.

Thank you.

I disabled the filters. It did not help. I installed a debug plugin. That also collapsed my site as well. It must be something seriously wrong with the child theme. I will look into that first. Thanks.

Hi Zulf, as far as I understand, when wordpress update their theme, they will not touch the wp-content folder, where your plugin resides. So the question is all the updates that I am making using your plugin while running the child theme, where will the updates be saved? And also, if your plugin sends out any updates in the future, that should not affect the child theme as well. I am thinking is it really necessay to add the plugin in the child theme as the update will not even touch that folder. Any advice?

Hi, I was referring to your pop-up box, not the theme css. I searched your plugin files and could only identify email-pop.php may possibly the right place. Will change the value of 50 to lower help making the Remarks box smaller? I really could not find #yourremark

var newHeight = content.offsetHeight + 50;

Thanks.

Thanks. Will try.

It’s actually looking ok in preview, but not on browsers. Anyone?

where can I find this css file? I have been looking at many places and could not locate it. Thanks.