ps. Sorry, worked out the shortcode thing.
But – a link would still be cool, thank you 🙂
Hey Tim,
Yes there is as per the docs page below:
https://responsive.menu/docs/basic-setup/button/#advanced
You just need to create your link on your page, give it a class name or ID and reference that has the trigger.
Hope that helps
Peter
Thanks very much for the reply Peter.
No matter how many times I try i can’t get the trigger to work, using custom id or class on the element. Is there anything I need to disable in the general plugin settings to make this come to life?
Please can you give me an example of the image code you may use?
something like this doesn’t work for me.
Thanks again, Tim
Hi Tim,
No special settings need to be enabled or disabled.
You can see that it works by default because the button acting as the trigger normally is taking the value from that option.
I’m not sure what you mean by an image code? What is the HTML you have in your page and what is the trigger value you are setting?
Peter
AH ok I had pasted my code above and it didn’t come through. I’ll try again. Sorry about that.

Pasting code here doesn’t work, so basically I have:
open image tag,
href,
style,
then id=”responsive-menu-button”
then close image tag.
I tried a similar thing with an a tag too.
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Hi there,
I wouldn’t use an ID of responsive-menu-button because that is already in use by my plugin.
It needs to have a unique name.
Peter