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    Hi!

    I need some help with getting my darn mobile menu to work (I have been at this the whole day!)

    Please take a look at http://beta.koopkarre.co.za.

    1) The mobile menu sits in the footer and I do not know how to take it to the top.
    2) The mobile menu works beautifully even though it sits in the footer. The problem comes when I start to expand the viewport to anything over 400px. The menu then defaults to expanded and can’t be collapsed or expanded anymore.

    Any help would be amazing. Thank you!

    #178290
    Senff
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    The mobile menu (nav) is at the bottom of the page because in the markup, it’s coming after the main content (page-wrapper). If you want it to be at the top of the page, you’re going to have to move it up in the HTML markup.

    (Or set it to position:absolute with a top/left of 0/0, but then it will obscure other things in the page and it’s a bit of a quick/dirty fix.)

    Wonder why you need another menu though, there already is one at the top called “Webtuiste Navigasie”?

    Not seeing the second issue you’re having.

    #178291

    Hi Senff

    Thanks for a lot for the response.

    I actually want the mobile menu to replace “Webtuiste Navigasie” because it offer advanced search options in the menu.

    The code is generated by a wordpress theme script so I can’t change the markup. I tried the quick fix but it didn’t respond.

    Any other ideas?

    Thanks again, it is much appreciated.

    #178293
    Senff
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    If you can’t change the markup in any way, you’re going to have to use position:absolute; on the menu, and then position it as desired. Something like this:

     #core_mobile_menu {
        position:absolute;
        left:0;
        top:112px;
    }
    

    It’s just a start.

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