Menu Breakpoint

  • Resolved Nick Lewis

    (@nickylew)


    10 years, 10 months ago

    Hey,

    I’m using this theme to put a really quick site together.
    I’m not massive on my javascript, or with using foundation.js, but inspecting the code of the theme I notice it seems to be using this to control the breakpoint of the navigation.

    My clients nav is pretty long, too long if you ask me but hey ho.

    Anyway, I need to know how to change the breakpoint so that the ‘mobile’ nav start at say iPad landscape width.

    In the code it mentions about a self set breakpoint, but in the theme there is nothing to set your own breakpoint.

    Can you advise on the best solution to achieve this.

    FYI: I am using a child theme to over write styles and add a little extra to the theme functions etc so a solution that can be implemented through the child theme would be great.

    Cheers

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  • Theme Author Rescue Themes

    (@rescuethemes)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    Hey there nickylew. This is a bit out of scope of the support we’re able to provide here and is better suited for a Priority Support upgrade (which includes minor customizations) but perhaps I can help set you in the right direction.

    You should be able to control the top bar navigation with CSS. Have a look at this Foundation forum thread. Also the media query break points for the framework might be helpful as well.

    Thread Starter Nick Lewis

    (@nickylew)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    Hi.

    I had a feeling you might say that.

    What can you tell me…
    Can you tell me what it’s current breakpoint is?

    Theme Author Rescue Themes

    (@rescuethemes)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    I wonder if the main problem here is that the navigation items aren’t wrapping properly in the header? If so, then the updated version of the theme addresses an issue where the navigation height wasn’t expanding to larger navigation lists (it’s in the review queue right now waiting for approval from the theme review team).

    Here’s an example of the correct behavior available in the updated version:

    http://d.pr/i/PycQ

    Would this perhaps solve your client’s problem? Or they still prefer the premature hamburger mobile menu?

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