• Hello.

    I’m having a problem with Nirvana theme when browsing my site on smartphone.

    I have a three-level menu, and when browsing it on Chrome @ Android 5.0 it selects the option immediately, without giving time to choose the sub-menu. Difficult to explain, but once you try to navigate on your mobile phone you’ll notice it.

    My website is: https://www.oficinadalinguaportuguesa.com/

    Any workaround or solution?

    Thank you.

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  • Can you provide a screenshot ?

    Thread Starter brunolopes446

    (@brunolopes446)

    Gif

    There you have a Gif. If you pay attention, you’ll notice that I choose the option “Cursos” and it starts immediatly loading the page, not giving me enough time to choose any sub-item of the menu.
    Thank you

    Your site is working fine from my end. Could you try clearing browser cache? Or perhaps disable few plugins to see the issue disappears and then enabling them back again Or change to a default WordPress theme and then change back to your theme again.

    Thread Starter brunolopes446

    (@brunolopes446)

    I would like to have enough time to choose a sub-item from the menu “Cursos”, instead of loading the page “Cursos”.

    Thread Starter brunolopes446

    (@brunolopes446)

    bump

    Did you try the steps I suggested ? you navigation works fine from my end and I can’t reproduce it. So I can’t help you in this regard. Sorry

    Thread Starter brunolopes446

    (@brunolopes446)

    It happens on at least three different mobile devices. It’s not a cache-related problem.
    So if you look at the Gif, how can I choose any sub-item from the menu “Cursos”?
    It opens imediately the page “Cursos”, which I dont want. I want to be able to choose a sub-item, like on this picture:
    https://s9.postimg.org/mmblm0u3j/image.png

    Could be a theme specific issue, Without being able to reproduce the issue from my end, I can’t help you, Sorry.

    Thread Starter brunolopes446

    (@brunolopes446)

    Well, actually I solved it by injecting this javascript in the “CUSTOM JAVASCRIPT” field of the Nirvana Settings:

    var _hack_nirvana = document.getElementsByClassName("page_item_has_children");
    for (var i in _hack_nirvana) {
       var item = _hack_nirvana[i];
        if (item.firstChild) {
       item.firstChild.removeAttribute("href");
    }
    }

    Glad to know that

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