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Hi,

I purchased a mobile navigation system from Code:
WordPress - MOBILE.NAV - Responsive menu plugin | CodeCanyon
My question is a bit technical, but I am almost there with it, but it's bugging me that I can't seem to find out how to fix it:

Note: The menu fits 100% width (positioned at the top of page), the menu icon itself (hamburger) is on the left and the whole div that the navbar resides in is linked to open the navbar. Ex: Click the 'hamburger' icon and the menu opens, or click the div and it also opens the menu

Note 2: I have added a php greeting to the div where the navbar exists, and floated it to the right side while the menu is on the left side

Question: When I click on the greeting text: My Dashboard, Login or Register Links, the menu opens then the linked I clicked on then opens, is there a way to seperate the links, so that the links will open without the menu opening while keeping them them in the same div as the menu?

Thank you!
Brian
#issue #mobilenav
  • Profile picture of the author KirkMcD
    Did you try asking the developer?
    Discussion on MOBILE.NAV - Responsive menu plugin | CodeCanyon

    Because, you know, how would we know without studying the sourecode?
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  • Profile picture of the author Brian07002
    They don't give reply

    Brian
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  • Profile picture of the author mikea12
    It's most likely a javascript event being triggered, can you share the main .js file they use? I need to see what triggers the event, maybe it's the whole nav element maybe its nav div. Maybe your greeting message div has the same selector as the javascript click function? Who knows, but I am confident it's in the javascript.

    That guy made almost $22,000 of that plugin, I think I am going to make my own, geeze I have made so many mobile navs, I never though of this.
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