Jonathan Soucy

That worked perfectly, thank you! And trying to replicate my offset issue it appears to have been a cache problem. Everything is working correctly! Thank you for all your help and for working with me!

That is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! Testing the page a bit, the submenu will not be highlighted on first click to the new page, but then will look exactly how I want after subsequent clicks.

Also circling back on the dummy-offset, I wrote some CSS, but because I used actual values, depending on the screen resolution, sometimes the offset isn’t aligned correctly. I thought about replacing the XXpx with ‘#mysticky-nav’px, but then I might run into the same problem as before. Also not sure if that would even be valid CSS because it doesn’t seem to work

#ps2id-dummy-offset{
  height: 75px;
}

@media only screen and (min-width: 1100px){
  #ps2id-dummy-offset{
    height: 95px;
  }
}

Hey Malihu, yes that makes a lot of sense, thank you for that explanation! I was able to use the dummy-offset to get the scrolling feature working. Very helpful resource!

And that code worked perfectly to reset my theme highlighting, thank you for the CSS. Last questions, would there be a way to make whichever submenu I last clicked to remain highlighted?

Thanks again,
Jon

Thanks for getting back to me! The offset seems to not line up properly the first time I click on each link, but will after an additional click. It will also stop just before where I have it offset to before adjusting to correct location on that second click. I am reloading my website in incognito each time.

And yes those are the links I was referring to. How would I reset the theme’s CSS to get those links to highlight correctly.

I’ve unchecked “allow only one highlighted element at a time”