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Yes, I noticed that they drop down at the 320 px size now, and thanks for updating that. My dilemma was that it still lacks touch screen mobile functionality at any size, since a:hover will not work with a touch screen. If the entire menu either dropped down with subpages included, or at least showed subpages in the menu at a chosen screen width, it would be perfect. I’d rather not rely on a plugin for that, but it seems to work well for now since I can clone it after the existing menu.
I really like everything else about the StartupPro theme because it’s very basic with minimal CSS, so I can easily customize it and design how I like. I’m definitely still using it, and thanks for the great support.
I cleared the cache and tested at 320 px, and it appears the same as before the update.
I went ahead and remedied it with a mobile dropdown plugin.
Thanks for the update and responses, though. i really like the theme/framework. A built in dropdown would be perfect.
I received the update, thanks. Did the update add css selectors to show all menu levels in responsive mode? How exactly can i do this now?
Thanks so much.
This is greatly helpful and needed, as we’re launching this site within the week. Very much appreciated, so thank you.
I assuming I’ll see the update in the WordPress interface today?
Take care.
Thanks.
Created a child footer.php, added the code to the top. Not sure how to activate it from the home edit page (it doesn’t show in sidebar options).
Yes, I’ve been editing CSS and a little PHP through the child theme. I know HTML and CSS, but very shaky with PHP. I don’t want to burden your support page with coding questions- I just don’t know which PHP file to place that code so I can put that content widget area at the bottom of the homepage content area.
Thanks so much for all the help.
