default menu shows vertically

I have determined that the problem is that the page is RTL (my website is bilingual English-Hebrew).
In English, the menu works just fine.
Can you please provide a fix?
Thank you,
Vera

Is anybody here going to respond? Please?

You can add this to your CSS file or in appearance->customize->additional CSS

ul.menu,ul.elementor-nav-menu {list-style:none;}
ul.menu li,ul.elementor-nav-menu li {float:right;margin-left:20px;}
ul.menu li a,ul.elementor-nav-menu li a {padding:15px;}

Thank you, it worked, it is now horizontal.
However, now it shows the menu on top in mobile view as well, not as a menu icon.
How do I fix that?
Thank you for your help.
Vera

Hello,
It’s been 2 weeks since your single and incomplete answer and my subsequent question. Over 2 months since I have asked for support. Does that make ANY sense?
Can you please bring this request to resolution?
Thank you,
Vera

Hi there,

It seems you have resolved the issue? Do you still need assistance?

Thank you for getting back – after 2 months!
I – haven’t. It appears to have resolved itself, for now.

Hello @beitsiach,

Let me know if you find the issue again.

Have a great day!

Thank you, I shall do that.
My only hope is I wouldn’t have to wait two months for an answer. ??
A great day to you, as well.

Hello,
It appears the issue is back, on both desktop and mobile, the RTL pages, the menu shows both the toggle button and the horizontal menu.
On desktop, you may see the menu second (the first was built with another widget, which also has a problem).
Thank you for your kind assistance,
Vera

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by beitsiach.

Hi There,

Make sure you have not selected a menu at WP-admin > Appearance > Menus.

Vishakha Patel,
I’m sorry, not sure I understand what you mean.
Do you mean that going to WP-admin > Appearance > Menus in the other language the menu should not have a location selected beneath the menu? If so – it makes no difference.
If not – please explain in more than 10 words what I need to do.
As you may see, the menu (second one on desktop) on Hebrew pages is still there in both the toggle button and the horizontal menu at the same time.
Thank you,
Vera

Hi @beitsiach

Your website is build using Elementor, and the menu is also added using the Elementor NavMenu widget. So, if the theme header is also showing the menu from Appearance > Menus, then it could be showing double, and that can be the problem.

My teammate meant to uncheck the menu location from Appearance > Menus.

Hello Madalin,
Thank you for the explanation.
I went to the Hebrew header and took off all the other menus.
I went to the Appearance>Menus and unchecked the menu location.
STILL, I can plainly see:
1. The toggle button on both desktop and mobile.
2. The whole menu, on both desktop and mobile.
There is no such problem on the English header.
May I ask you to actually check the issue?
Thank you,
Vera

Hi Vera,

Can you try adding this code at Additional CSS section?

@media screen and (min-width: 56.875em){
.eldropdown-toggle, .elementor-navigation ul .eldropdown-toggle.eltoggled-on, .elementor-menu-toggle {
    display: none;
}
}

I think the issue is happening because of the other language is RTL. The plugin does not provide rtl support officially. It is a good idea to include. I will suggest it to our developers. In the meantime, you can use the above code.