codetoolbox

Hi, you can change any of your css files, but make sure it’s the last one to load if you want it to take precedence.

A helpful generator is available here:
https://work.smarchal.com/twbscolor/

Good luck!

Hi, Looks like you have this working now?

Usually I would suggest checking that the JavaScript and JQuery aren’t showing any errors in the console.

Good luck

There are 2 options:
1. Turn off “Submenu headings are links”, that will make the menu item a dropdown only.
2. Modify your CSS Stylesheets and change the padding/formatting around the Nabar items and the “Select Menu Dropdown Glyphicon” – which if you view the DOM is like: <span class=’caret dropdown-toggle’ …>
can can be modified using the css selector: span.dropdown-toggle { }

This plugin is not designed to do CSS, rather it is about managing the html markup required by bootstrap.

Good luck.

Hi,

Unfortunately that slide in effect requires different mark-up and another plugin to work.

This plugin is just to create the plain bootstrap markup required for a navbar.

Cheers!

Hi there,

The best place to manage padding/margins/size of drop-down arrows etc. is to use the CSS stylesheets. If you’re just starting out in web development I’d suggest having a look here:
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_navbar.asp

Good luck!

Hi – We’ve moved away from WordPress and php towards more robust CMS’s.

Happy to work with anyone willing to put in some time to contribute to the open-source software?

To change the colours of a navbar use the CSS style sheets.

A helpful generator is available here:
https://work.smarchal.com/twbscolor/

Hi,

The problem is that you are writing your own Bootstrap code around the menu.
By adding:
<div id="main-navbar" class="navbar-collapse collapse"> or <nav class=”navbar navbar-inverse navbar-fixed-top”>... you are effectively adding the markup again which will stop the addin from working.

The solution is to not add any markup at all around your menu! Try adding just your menu like this:
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>

Good luck

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Hello hellolisadesign

I’ve released a new version of the plugin with the option to select ‘None’ for container type.

If you like the plugin – please give us a rating ??

Thanks!

You’re welcome – we’d love a good review too if you can provide one! ??

Hi jaquintd,

I’ve released a new version that has added ‘title’ and ‘alt’ text options to the Logo image.

There are some other breaking changes – in that you may need to save your menu options again, so please be aware of that.

Cheers!

Hi BaileyDigitial7,

I’m sorry to hear you’re having trouble developing sites and themes on WordPress. I can confirm the MyBootstrapMenu plugin works in the latest version of WordPress 4.7.5.

Have you checked the various settings on My Bootstrap Menu such as:
– Advanced Options > ‘Load the plugin’s version of bootstrap’
– Turn off all other plugins and themes and use a ‘Blank’ theme to test which is conflicting with MyBootstrapMenu.

If your client is still upset, we are happy to deal with them directly.

Cheers.

To follow up, the plugin works correctly with the latest version of WP 4.7.5.

The WP 2017 theme has it’s own built in responsive menu, so this plugin will not work with it directly. You will need to modify 2017 the template.

Good luck

Hi wpgg,

The site menu appears to be working, however it doesn’t appear to be using My Bootstrap Menu.

We can provide assistance for commercial projects if you contact us separately.

Regards

Hi Christie,

If your need is urgent, please contact me as we can offer support at competitive rates.

Otherwise, thanks for the heads up! I will review the plugin’s compatibility with the latest WP as soon as I can!

Cheers,

Michael