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I responded to your original request for more information several days ago via direct email message. Following your instructions above, I have submitted the same information via your website and received the ticket number 66150

I responded via email to your request for more information. Did you receive it? Have you found a solution? Thanks!

Thanks to @mr-case for the comment, it pointed me to keep looking.

For anyone who stumbles across this, here is the answer I was seeking. Two pieces of CSS had to be changed inside of any media-query to get the effect I wanted (mobile menu on wider pages).

/* ***** Shows Mobile Toggle ***** */
.js .menu-toggle, .js .dropdown-toggle{
display: block !important;
}
/* ***** Hides Main Menu until Mobile Toggle is clicked on ***** */
.js .main-navigation ul,
.main-navigation .menu-item-has-children > a > .icon,
.main-navigation .page_item_has_children > a > .icon,
.main-navigation ul a > .icon {
display:none !important;
}

Hi folks: Sorry for the fire drill. After getting your reply I checked it in browsers on another users computer. Bottom-line: the conflict seems to be between Firefox 48.0 with LastPass add-on installed and the lightbox. I was able to determine this by restarting Firefox in Safe mode, determining the lightbox worked, and then turning off and turning on browser add-ons one by one. I need to keep the LastPass add-on installed. Do you have a workaround you can suggest? I am also going to reach out to their support team to see if they have any ideas. Thanks!

any help on this or a recommendation for a responsive lightbox plugin that works with Frizzly would be greatly appreciated…

Hi Alex: I’m embarrassed to say that the problem turned out to be a conflict with another plugin (Flexible Posts Widget by DPE WS&D LLC). As soon as I turned that off the videos worked great on all devices.

I got so caught up in the idea of videos, flash players and iOS that I never stopped to look at the simple answer first.

One thing I did see in my trouble shooting was that Safari and Chrome were tossing an error having to do with the fact that the Vimeo player is https, but my site is http. (Blocked a frame with origin “https://player.vimeo.com” from accessing a frame with origin “https://local.cdacomputer.tips”. The frame requesting access has a protocol of “https”, the frame being accessed has a protocol of “http”. Protocols must match.)

Everything works great for me now, but didn’t know if you were aware of this or not.

Thanks again for the fast response. Have an awesome weekend.

Thanks, Alex. The feature has worked on other videos that had the same privacy setting for me, but would not work on that one.

Regardless, I cheated and just made a jpg for the featured image.

Hi Alex, it is https://player.vimeo.com/video/134738698. Thanks!

Yes, but be careful. I downloaded the GitHub version, it worked. Noticed that the Update notice was on, so I updated the plugin. Didn’t work anymore. Arggh! I would have thought the publishers would have caught this and included it in the update.

Thanks for the rapid response, esmi, but I don’t *think* the problem is in my CSS. I was led to the solution I mentioned above by reading css-display-inline-block-why-it-rocks-and-why-it-sucks.

To re-state the problem: the inline-block property on the <li> tags was adding a space when rendering the nav-menu-template in Firefox 21.0. I wanted the list elements to meet with no space between them, and the normal methods of setting margin and padding to 0 did not work.

Is it a better solution to use some menu plug-in? I am learning WordPress and gladly accept your never, ever injunction, but I can’t be the first person to encounter this problem, either. Is there another solution?

So far, same problem. Everything looks good on the back end, but then I’m missing contact information, and summary. Thanks for any help!

Thank you so much for the code, but even more for the clarification!