Hey there,
It does have RTL support for the admin area. On the front site you can specify all the options to either be right or left.
Are they seperate installs for each language or does it all use the same plugin?
If it’s the same plugin then you can use the shortcode and specify the sides separately or do it via CSS. If it’s seperate plugin installs then you can just set the options in the admin.
Please let me know
Peter
HI! It’s WPML site, so it’s one install, and I only can have one menu with your plugin, checked shortcode options, but we can’t specify sides in the shortcode, right?
Hey there,
Sure, you can set the side using any of the options found in the config/default_options.php file of the plugin.
Some useful ones could be:
- button_left_or_right
- menu_appear_from
Please let me know if that helps
Peter
Hi! Can I use these options in shortcode? Will it work? It wasn’t written on this page 🙂 https://responsive.menu/knowledgebase/using-the-shortcode/
Hey,
I believe they should work. I’ve never tried it with CSS style settings and they may only work if you have the External Files option turned off which is why I say it is probably easier to do it with custom css.
I can’t really list all the shortcode options on that page as there are about 200 now and not all are fully tested.
I will update the RTL support notice to specify that this is for the admin area and not for the front end.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention and let me know how you get on with the shortcode.
Peter
I tried to make with css, with some success, but jquery translateX from javascript make some bad effect when I switch sides…
Shortcode partially worked, but only switched push-right class to push-left, I could do the same from css, the main problem is to switch jquery translateX:
menu_appear_from=”left” – switches classes ok but not tanslateX
button_left_or_right=”left” – didn’t work
Somehow should should just switch var ResponsiveMenu = {
////
animationSide: ‘right’,
to left…
no problem, made it with css only, thank you for support anyway!
Hey there,
That’s quite interesting. I might play around with it myself to see if it’s possible.
I’d agree that CSS is the best way to do this anyway so that seems like the right approach.
Peter
Yes, the only problem with CSS is that I must override translateX which is coming from javascript. I use VW units to override dynamic translateX and make it work.
Hey there,
Interesting point but does it works well or arr there issues with it?
Peter
Excellent. Thanks for letting me know 🙂
