Title position not working as it should

  • Resolved Allan

    (@atepper)


    7 years, 10 months ago

    Although the plugin is allowing the image to work properly, the TITLE POSITION option is not working as it should. I want it to HIDE the text name for the menu. When I select HIDE, it places the text to the left of the image. When I select ABOVE, it places the text to the left of the image again. When I select BELOW, it places the text to the right of the image. When I select BEFORE, it paces the text to the left of the image again. When I select AFTER, it places the text to the right again. As I say, I want to hide the text name for the menu. Thank you.

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  • Hello, can you provide link to your site? Plugin uses CSS for hiding menus text (it’s because of most theme create mobile menu based on menu links text, so it’s not possible to remove text, but only hide it), also for title position it also uses CSS. Probably somehow style rules not loaded for you site, so try to check it first, there is should be menu-image.css file loaded on page.

    Thread Starter Allan

    (@atepper)

    You can see it at https://Misstudy.com
    I changed the text to a period (.) to make it less noticeable.
    The problem persists even after deactivating all plugins other than Menu Image.
    Your help is appreciated.

    It says that you site is under construction now, so I cant check it (

    Thread Starter Allan

    (@atepper)

    I took off the curtain so you can see it. Thank you.

    Your theme removed class menu-item from all menu elements, but plugin is expect this class. Try to add this php code:

    
    add_filter('nav_menu_css_class', function($classes) {
        $classes[] = 'menu-item';
        return $classes;
    });
    Thread Starter Allan

    (@atepper)

    Thank you. I first added it to the themes own CSS section, with no change. Then I removed it from there and placed it into the WordPress or JetPack CSS, where I still have it there, but it seems not to work.

    It’s PHP code, you should add it to functions.php file or to custom plugin.

    Thread Starter Allan

    (@atepper)

    Thank you.

    So, is it helps? Please don’t forget to mark topic as resolved in case when it helps.

    I have the same problem. I want to just leave the image, but it does not work. I added the data in function.php and it still does not work.

    Hi, please provide the link to your website, I’m not able to help while not known where is problem =(

    https://www.ufrgs.br/bibeng/

    Last item on the right

    Add this css:

    .menu-item a.menu-image-title-hide .menu-image-title {
    display: none !important;
}

    Again, mostly it’s CSS issue and broken hands of theme developers =( It’s not possible to make plugin compatible with ALL themes, I’ve tried. Really tried. So, for all other users I’d like to say that it’s not so hard to learn a little about CSS, just try ??

    P.S. sorry for that. Seems I need a vacation ??

    You really should be in need of a vacation. You have created the plugin. You need to give support … Thanks! I’ll look for another plugin then. Sorry about that. I also need a vacation. ??

    Honestly (for now without any aggression from my side ?? ), I should do nothing, because it’s open source, I never ask anyone to pay me for my time, nor for the plugin, so I feel it that way. Maybe better way to find some another maintainer, or add premium plugin version with support (or take $0.99 for any fix ?? ) like some plugin authors do. I don’t know. The truth is in fact that it’s not possible to catch all cases of any theme usage, because it’s front-end where all sites have individual design. I never fail to fix some issues on back-end, BTW.

    So! Does previous CSS code is helps you?

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