Navigation menu showing active color on wrong page

  • Resolved sarahlai

    (@sarahlai)


    2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hi, I need help with my navigation menu showing the active color wrongly. When I first load the website or click on a page, the color loads accurately. However, when I click to go to another page, the active color stays on the previous page and doesn’t change to show the current page. Hover works fine. I used the Elementor Header & Footer Builder Plugin to build my website header and navigation menu.

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  • I’m just here to say I was about to log the same bug. This is only a problem since the latest update. It is a problem on the latest version of Elementor as well as the previous version. (I tested it on a backup I had). Hopefully an update with a fix can be rolled out soon. From what I gather the current-menu-item is not recognised correctly.

    Thread Starter sarahlai

    (@sarahlai)

    Ah, in a way glad that I’m not alone in this! For a moment, I thought I had done something terribly wrong to cause the issue, but I’ve not added any additional CSS codes to the menu at all!

    Have you been able to resolve the issue?

    I logged an official ticket on Brainstorm force’s site on the 4th of September. I’m still waiting on a reply but sure the guys are working hard to fix this.

    Having the same issue in Version 3.23.4

    @logicinn can you share a link to the logged ticket?

    As a workaround, you can disable any styling for the Active menu state as well as any link hover effects: https://prnt.sc/ZBYKbBgZKdod

    Not sure if you will be able to see it as you need to be logged in but herewith the ticket link: https://help.brainstormforce.com/help/3209315858/auth

    They did reply and is looking into it at the moment.

    I am facing the same issue after the recent update. Two CSS classes .current-menu-item and .current_page_item always stays with the first item of the menu, in my case it’s the HOME.
    https://tinyurl.com/265jjxel
    And that’s why it is not showing the color to the active page.

    I think we can follow the bug status on the plugin’s github:?https://github.com/brainstormforce/header-footer-elementor/issues/879

    @olegmastriukov Thanks, good idea. It works. But now I can’t load the preview in Elementor. So we have to wait for the bug fix. ??

    Just an update: The team at Brainstorm Force has been able to replicate the problem and their developers are currently working on a fix after which they will include it in an official update.

    Plugin Support bsfankusht

    (@iankusht)

    Hello, @sarahlai,

    We apologize for the issue you encountered with the active color not changing in the navigation menu. I want to let you know that our team has been working on it, and I am pleased to report that we have fixed it in our development version, which is now in the testing phase and we plan to release a stable version soon.

    @logicinn Thanks for sharing the update. If you can open a ticket with us so can provide you with the beta version so you may test the modifications in your staging environment and provide us with your feedback, if any.

    We appreciate your patience and cooperation while we work on this update.

    cc – @pixmax , @olegmastriukov , @anjanphukan

    Kind regards,
    Ankush ??

    Plugin Support bsfankusht

    (@iankusht)

    Hello @sarahlai,

    Thank you for your patience and cooperation. We’re happy to let you know that the issue has been fixed, and a patch has been included in the latest version of the EHF plugin. Please update to the latest version to resolve the Navigation Active Color issue.

    I’ll go ahead and mark this thread as resolved due to inactivity. If you need further assistance, feel free to reply here or start a new thread if there’s anything else related to the plugin we can help with.

    Kind regards,
    Ankush ??

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