workman123

Hi Peter,

Yes I have tried it without the comments and I’m afraid it didn’t help.

Hi Peter,

I understand it’s hard to do without something to look at but I appreciate your time.

I have just remade the new menu item without a css class and copied the selector through devtools.

My exact data in the trigger option look as below. Where #menu-item-2157 > a, is the new trigger that I cannot get to work.

/*#responsive-menu-pro-button,*/ .info2, .button_return2, #menu-item-2157 > a

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by workman123.

Hello,

Thank you for your reply.

I cannot provide a link because the site is currently localhost. I was hoping my question was clear enough.

But I cannot seem to turn “.custom_button > a” into a trigger. The > a selector seems to prioritise the actual link over the trigger. Even if I enter ‘#’ as a link or even leave it empty.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by workman123.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by workman123.

Hi,

We would like 3 seperate menus on one page if possible. For example we use the default main menu in the header.

Then for example we have two products on our home page with buttons. Pressing these buttons opens each their own menu with subpages relating to this product, the reason we would like to use Responsive Menu for this is because we like the customization and layout it provides.

Hi!,

Sorry, I did look around a bit but couldn’t find the answer.

The answer however is from nearly 3 years ago, is this still the only way to do it? Because being limited to only 2 menu’s will not be enough as we were planning on possibly using at least 3.