responsivemenu

Hey Dan,

No this is not possible, but you can just create a third menu in your WordPress admin that is a combination of both.

Hope that helps

Hi Gautam,

That is a very open ended question and could span pages worth of debate. I am not saying your web hosts are slow but I am saying that this could be the case. It could, unfortunately, be one of a million things causing this issue on your site, for example what caching do you apply, how is your web server configured etc?

Did implementing the changes I mentioned in my last post make a difference to the load times as they should significantly improve load times and performance.

Also, what did your host say when you asked them about the issue?

WordPress has their own hosting suggestions page here https://www.ads-software.com/hosting/

All the best

Hi Gautam,

I run my plugin through P3 – Plugin Performance Profiler every release and I have never had a load time of that on any of my dev or performance sites. I have just run another scan this moment and got a load time of 0.036 seconds.

It’s quite hard for me to advise you as every server and setup is completely different, maybe you have a poor, slow or cheap server or have configuration issues, it could be almost anything.

I would advise speaking to your web host and see if they can find any issues and if you have any related to the plugin I would be more than happy to help.

Also, there are plenty of optimisation options you can apply to the plugin, please read the page below:

https://responsive.menu/docs/initial-setup/recommended-options/

Hope that helps

Hi Paul,

I’m not sure what to suggest as it is a standard HTML select box. Is it just that option that doesn’t work or all dropdown options?

All the best

Hi there,

It looks good to me, have you not run it through any CSS validators to check?

Not sure how many devices are only 320px though, seems extremely small.

All the best

Hi there,

Yes any valid CSS is allowed there, in fact it’s what I use on my site.

All the best

Hey there,

Great news and thanks for letting me know!

All the best

Hey there,

Great news and thanks for letting me know!

All the best

Hi there,

Sure, there are loads of ways, I have posted a link to a function check below:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/is_admin_bar_showing

All the best

Hi there,

I can’t answer that question I’m afraid as I don’t know your setup.

Are you placing the shortcode in your header.php file in which case it should be picked up by all your pages or are you adding it in individual template files, in which case you need to ensure it is on all of them.

Your web developer would be the best person to speak to as they will know the architecture of your site better than I ever could.

All the best

Hi there,

To change the button position you can just do this:

button#responsive-menu-pro-button {
   top: 290px;
}

All the best

Hi Clay,

The below CSS should do it:

#responsive-menu-container {
   margin-top: 195px;
}

All the best

Thanks very much, I am closing this topic now

Hi Peter,

Sure, using the shortcode you can insert it only on pages you need. You can easily adapt the examples on the below page:

https://responsive.menu/faq/how-do-i-show-different-menus-on-different-pages/

All the best

Hi there,

Unfortunately, it is against forum rules for me to answer questions on the Pro version here.

Please email me at [email protected]

All the best