• Hi,

    I run a website (https://www.ucasu.com) which makes use of push-down menus, however there are some nav options (such as ‘Contact’) where selecting it just takes you to that page, rather than showing further options.

    When using this plugin, pages like ‘Contact’ work great, but because of the push-down nature of the main navigation, the options don’t display. For info – the push-down is still activated through mystickymenu, though it appears at the top as normal instead of wherever I am in the page. This causes confusion as you’re not actually aware it has worked!

    So my question – would it be possible to make the menu displayed by mystickymenu to be a simpler version of the main navigation?

    As an example, a more complex nav may look like:

    OPTION 1

      page a
      page b
      page c

    OPTION 2

      page d
      page e
      page f

    OPTION 3

      page g
      page h
      page i

    Whereas the menu displayed by mystickymenu could be simpler, simply:

    OPTION 1 (click takes you to pre-determined page)
    OPTION 2 (click takes you to pre-determined page)
    OPTION 3 (click takes you to pre-determined page)

    Essentially meaning that mystickymenu would display an identical yet different navigation?

    I realise this has gone on a bit now, sorry!

    Andy

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/mystickymenu/

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  • Are you actually ask how to hide sub menu items while menu is sticky?
    If that’s the case in Twenty thirteen template i’ts possible to do it with some css code.

    Here is example, code should be added at the end of existing css code inside .myfixed css class field in plugin settings.

    .myfixed .sub-menu {display:none;}

    Now your sub menu items will not be displayed while menu is in sticky mode.

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