I'm trying to get responsive menu working on Metis Admin
http://demo.onokumus.com/metis/
When the screen width is less than 768px, the side menu buttons get smaller which is fine but for the submenus it seems to expand to the right and it's invisible. It's position absolute and I've tried increasing z-index but it still does not show up.
I can see using css inspector that the submenu list is still there and working.
Is there a way to make it displayable?
There is an overflow:hidden in your main.css line 399.
Remove this
#menu {
/*other styles*/
overflow: hidden; /*remove this line*/
}
Now it should work as expected.
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I have built a menu bar using bootstrap. In the responsive mode, when the toggle menu is activated, the menu list items comes up quickly while the background container comes with a delay. Similarly when the toggle mode is deactivated, the container disappears while the menu items disappear with a delay. I have uploaded a video of this issue here: Video
Kindly, please let me know how to solve this problem.
It is because your #custom-collapse in the main navigation section of your css has the overflow set to visible remove that and it should work fine.
#custom-collapse {
border: none;
box-shadow: none;
}
If you put the overflow to visible to remove the scrollbar you should maybe try
.navbar-collapse.in {
overflow-y: visible;
}
I've been working on a website and when testing it out on a VM the slide menu didn't work. I've since managed to replicate the error in newer versions of Chrome The page is
http://paperfromabc2xyz.co.uk/
When you shrink the screen size small enough to loose the main menu you'll get a NAV Burger icon. Clicking this should slide a menu in. The Javascript file is 'App.JS'
The click does not get caught, somehow because the span does not have dimensions (the :before element does not expand it).
Add this to your styles:
span.Burger{ display: inline-block; }
for a start use a library as Jquery to simplify your code; then put your javascript code in an $(document).ready(function () {} then then add to your css : span.Burger{ display: inline-block; }
For a website i'm making I have a little problem. I have a mobile menu which activates when I press the menu button (done with javascript).
I want it to push the div with the 3 blocks (the maincontent div) down, but sadly it's not doing what it's supposed to.
I have tried everything with positions and so on, without success. You can check out the website at dev.hotelkom.nl
It's not working because your main menu is positioned absolutely and its parent has a fixed height. Also your wrapper-content is positioned absolutely hence it's not moving.
Few reasons how you may fix it:
.mainmenu {
position: relative;
height: auto;
}
.wrapper-content {
position:relative;
}
Apply these properties on mobile.
I'm trying to add a off canvas menu into my site and the one I picked was the mmenu(http://mmenu.frebsite.nl/index.php). Everything else other then my footer works. I have a sticky footer in the site and every time the menu is clicked open the footer flys out of position.
For a fixed footer, add the class mm-fixed-bottom:
id="footer" class="mm-fixed-bottom">Goodbye<
Example: http://jsfiddle.net/1eddy87/Lx5ps/1/
I have tried the documented way which says you should use "mm-fixed-bottom" for any fixed elements, however that didn't do the trick.
Documentation: http://mmenu.frebsite.nl/tutorial.php
scroll to the bottom of the page and then open the menu via the header and you will see the footer move out of position.
any ideas??
I realize that I am using absolute, and not fixed. Its a requirement for the sticky footer(http://mystrd.at/modern-clean-css-sticky-footer/). I tried to fix my way through hoping that the mm-fixed-bottom would work, however it didn't. I need a fix for using the absolute.
You've got position:absolute on the footer when it's supposed to be fixed. You're also overwriting the CSS from mm-fixed-bottom. I thought the whole reason for a sticky footer is for it to stay at the bottom of the screen and not move.
I removed all positioning and it worked.
http://jsfiddle.net/Lx5ps/3/
Solution found:
On further inspection, looks like the library changes <div class="mm-page"> to height:100% which screws with height:auto. I toggled it off in browser inspector and it works.
Changed this:
html.mm-opened .mm-page {
height: auto;
overflow: hidden;
position: absolute;
}
http://jsfiddle.net/Lx5ps/4/
Just been having the same problem but I came up with using css calc.
html.mm-opened .mm-page {
height: -webkit-calc(100% - 320px);
height: -moz-calc(100% - 320px);
height: calc(100% - 320px);}
320px being the height of the footer. Calc is pretty well supported. See calc browser support
I want to use vertical tabs,
I have implemented vertical tab shown in documentation.It is working fine.
I want to display tabs in vertical direction like dhtmlx vertical tabs.
like this
I want to display tabs in the right side and display content in the left side.can u tell me how to do this?
Here i changed the position of the menu to right using float: right
Updated changes below in the provided CSS will work fine
#vtab > ul {
float: right;
}
#vtab > div {
margin-right: 110px;
}
Here is the fiddle
I suggest you to see the below links which will be useful on layouts
Learn CSS Positioning in Ten Steps
How to Use CSS Positioning to Create Layouts Without Tables