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  • Golga

    (@golga)

    Same problem here since WP 4.5.1

    Thread Starter Laura Barron

    (@laura-barron)

    I’ve already read the # url link should be changed, but I’m no expert in this stuff. I even wrote on that support topic and was ignored. That was the reason I opened one of my own.
    The submenus were working fine, now I want to know where do I change de URL TO #.

    Thread Starter Laura Barron

    (@laura-barron)

    I’ve created the custom link, now they’re displaying… but if I have already clicked one of the submenus the second time I try to open a different one it makes a pause reloads and nothing happens. I have to click once more for it to display again.

    Golga

    (@golga)

    Have you read through this thread?

    thank you!
    It work realy well on click.
    Do you have any css class or theme option to allow it on :hover?

    @laura Barron,

    Creating a custom link with “#” for the URL as your parent item will make it work. There’s more info here: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Appearance_Menus_Screen#Custom_Links

    @golga,

    The menu is built to work with a click to support touch-enabled devices. Tablets and phones are taking over. 😉

    Golga

    (@golga)

    Tablets and phones are taking over. 😉

    Thank you @tinkerpriest for your quick answer! 😉
    But I want desktop and mobile both friendly.

    I tried to add this in your css (just for a quick test).
    Work realy well form me.
    I’ll make a child theme for my site.
    I think maybe you will should add this in your css on a custom class.

    .menu-item-has-children:hover .dropdown-menu,
    .menu-item-has-children:focus .dropdown-menu
    {
    	display: block;
    }

    Thank you for your help! 😉

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