ricflams

Thanks a lot, @nitushrestha10

I will mark this topic as resolved, then ??
(I guess that’s the prudent thing to do, now that you’re taking action on it)

Richard

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by ricflams. Reason: silly typo

Hi @asheshmagar

Thanks for the response.

To make it completely clear: it is very much still an issue in the theme.

I “fixed” it by modifying the navigation at https://themes.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/spacious/1.7.3/js/navigation.js?rev=131635#L130 to simply say “return false” instead of applying the style.

That’s not really a sustainable fix, so I surely think you would like to look into it. It’s not a rare edge case but can be easily reproduced by the simplest of menus, as shown in the screenshot in my previous post with Menu1 and Menu2.

Thanks, Richard

Update: FYI, I disabled the “spacious-menu–left”-style in the theme as a crude work-around for the problem, so the site no longer has this issue.

Thanks for the reply.

I’m afraid too many sub-menus is not the problem here.
I added a testmenu consisting of just two menu-items “Menu1” and “Menu2” (both custom links to #), each just with one item in their sub-menus. The problem still occurs.

See screenshot here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/vJ6BapJw58v3CYoM9

I first hovered over Menu2 and because of the narrow view its submenu is shown at the wrong position. I then hover over Menu1 and its submenu is shown correctly, but Menu2’s submenu stay up.

thanks, Richard