bioport

nope.
/m

firefox last version

hi Oliver,
css overflow-x: hidden; does the job but overflow-y: scroll; (at the same time) doesn’t move the vertikal, doesn’t move the sidemenu at all.
best /m

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hello Oliver,
pls be so kind and look into this for my actual problem.
thanks /malik

hello Oliver, you are very kind.

I hope we are talking about the same thing. the double scroll bar is *not* in the sidemenu plugin, he comes into being by both, sidemenu and browser window having one. and when the slider is on the right side, they are side by side.
we test on all machines. however, I haven’t looked at safari yet. I will ask.
here, in design development, we are using windows versions 10 LTSC and home and even a win 7 ESU. we usually look at Firefox and Chrome (last versions, on the 7 firefox 52). I just looked at win ‘edge’, all show the sidebars even when the nav items don’t exceed the height.
conc. the percentage of the slider, I really think I might not be the only one to who a % number would be very helpful because it is really a trial and error game.

and now for something completely opposite… after all the problems I wanted to say that the sidemenu is a very good piece of work. it runs fast and smoothly and it basically does the thing it was made for in an enjoyable way. that there are always things, na well…

btw, I can’t reach you on your website. the ball inside the bubble keeps rolling and rolling.

all the best /malik

hello Oliver,
first of all, thank you very much for everything and having the patience to get into my sometimes unprecise questions. I guess we’ll find our way through the customization of the menu items.
conc. the scrollbar, I think it does make sense to think about it because if the list is long, you have two of them side by side (one of the browser and one of the menu) which aesthetically is not the very coolest.
one more thing is about the ‘Set the width of the SideMenu as a percentage of the display width’. we are tapping pretty much in the dark concerning the number % going step by step through the chooser–but the rest is guesswork.
that’s it and thanks again /malik

hello Oliver,
sorry to be so insistent. two more things: following your advice to use the nav menu widget, I cannot change the styling of the menu list, which are links. tried all kinds of things with additional css but even trying to force with !important wasn’t convincing enough.
the other thing is, is it possible to take out the scrollbar (but leave the scroll function intact)?
best wishes, /malik

excellent! as I mentioned, I didn’t immediately remember how I got there, I had that before. the problem here is that the sub dirs (dropdown) are not showing indented.
any thoughts?
and again thanks in advance /m

yes it does. for the 1st step… but then, why can’t I place a search widget _under_ the menu? or better, how would i do this?
thanks very so far and all the best /m

dear Oliver, thanks for working even on sundays…!
I have put commented screenshots here. it might be the easiest way to see what’s happening.
thank you very much in advance /malik

is there any way to customize the email and confirmation email that’s being sent to the subscribers? i thought i saw this somewhere when i installed the plugin then wanted to care about it later and now i can’t find it anymore (and i _was_ searching–so don’t think i want you to do my homework ??

thx in advance

@jordl
i don’t know how long i spent on the issue ngg and lightview …
you made my day (or was it week? ??
thanks much

perfect.
and — most of all — thanks to you for your good work.

autumnal greets from Lisboa to Modena
/malik

well, you’ve clean fixed it! error msg gone.
good work.

may i point you to a minor thing: the “go to repair” button of wp cf on the dashboard interface points to a wrong path (at least in my server config). it goes directly to the root looking for the wp-admin folder. but in my config e.g. the blog is under root/blogs/blogname.
this is not a problem since one can always go directly to the wp cf interface which is fine.

have a nice day — and thanks again.