I'm trying to make my horizontal menu responsive so it collapses up on itself if you shrink the browser or fits on a smaller screen with an @media query in CSS. I have mucked around for days & can't figure it out i'm using metal_simple which uses horizontal.css. Can anyone help.
Thanks Chris
Make Existing Menu Responsive or Fluid
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Re: Make Existing Menu Responsive or Fluid
Hi Chris,
I have switched from the interakt menus and using superfish
http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/
Here is a demo onhow to make it responsive
http://codepen.io/Imperative/pen/qaskf
Haven't had time to try the responsive bit yet.
I have switched from the interakt menus and using superfish
http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/
Here is a demo onhow to make it responsive
http://codepen.io/Imperative/pen/qaskf
Haven't had time to try the responsive bit yet.
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Re: Make Existing Menu Responsive or Fluid
Hi Fred, does superfish suport php or mysql for dynamic menus?
Cheers Chris
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Re: Make Existing Menu Responsive or Fluid
Chris,
Superfish is basically just a styled list.
So all you need to make it a dynamic database driven menu is a bit of code.
That is not as simple as it might sound if you have multiple level of menus with submenus.
You could easily run into recursion problems and nested mysql queries trying to find the child menus and more deeper levels.
I found a script done by someone called "J. Bruni" and modified it a bit to make it work with superfish.
Nice thing is it only uses one mysql query and no recursion at all.
As it stands now my menu cater for unlimited number of levels, Multiple access levels and time/date -sensitive menu options.
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Superfish is basically just a styled list.
So all you need to make it a dynamic database driven menu is a bit of code.
That is not as simple as it might sound if you have multiple level of menus with submenus.
You could easily run into recursion problems and nested mysql queries trying to find the child menus and more deeper levels.
I found a script done by someone called "J. Bruni" and modified it a bit to make it work with superfish.
Nice thing is it only uses one mysql query and no recursion at all.
As it stands now my menu cater for unlimited number of levels, Multiple access levels and time/date -sensitive menu options.
check your email...