change "NAVIGATION" in tinynav menu

  • Resolved mlex

    (@mlex)


    10 years, 1 month ago

    In the responsive mode, when the screen is smaller than the @media tablet threshold, the Primary Menu bar changes to the tinynav Select drop down menu.

    It works fine, except that the default word in the select list is NAVIGATION, which is too wide to even fit in the size of the select object. It gets cut off in the middle of O, so it looks like “NAVIGATIO”

    I have tried to change the following in the includes/options.php
    $options[] = array( “name” => __( ‘Mobile Navigation Label’, ‘simple’ ),
    “desc” => __( ‘Sets the text for the mobile navigation menu’, ‘simple’ ),
    “id” => “mobile_navigation_name”,
    “std” => “Navigation”,
    “type” => “text”);

    I changed [“std” => “Navigation”,] to [“std” => “Home”,]

    But is has no effect.

    Can you explain how to change this default term?

    Also, is it possible to instead set up a jquery ICON the pops out the menu, as many other responsive themes do? Or is the Drop Down Select the only option here?

    thanks!

    mlex

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  • Theme Author Organized Themes

    (@organizedthemes)

    Mlex,

    You’re thinking along the right path in a way. What you actually changed there was the default option for that text.

    Go to the Appearance section in your WordPress dashboard and click on Theme Options. Click on the “Header” tab and scroll down to the bottom. You should see a field labeled “Mobile Navigation Label” that you can use to change the text there.

    You’re welcome to replace the select menu with something else if you’d rather. You could always use some CSS to replace the text in the select menu with a hamburger or other icon.

    I’ve made themes both types of menus. The advantage of using a select element is they have very strong support with mobile browsers making navigation easy quite easy there. The select is added with the tinynav.js script. You can always remove that and code up something different if you’d like to.

    Take care,
    Bill

    Thread Starter mlex

    (@mlex)

    Thanks Bill,

    For some reason I just looked in Themes / Customize, instead of Theme Options. LOL.

    Works fine as you suggested, so I rolled back to Simple & Clean theme.

    Another related question: when the responsive screen size threshold is crossed and the sidebar is moved to the bottom of the content, is there any way to add an icon / button to the top menubar that will jump to the sidebar?

    thanks for your reply!

    Thread Starter mlex

    (@mlex)

    Hi Bill,

    I think I figured out a workaround, by adding anchor tags into sidebar widgets, then creating menu links to them. Optionally, images can be used for the links too (https://goo.gl/W0KlHf)

    great theme, thanks!

    -mlex

    Theme Author Organized Themes

    (@organizedthemes)

    I’m glad you found a solution for that and that you’re enjoying the theme too.

    Take care,
    Bill

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