I’d rather not post my email for spam scanners and the sort, those things are merciless I think I know what you mean, I just need to know for sure so I can say if a quick css change can do that for you. Send it over whenever you get a chance.

Something like this http://www.reddrivingschool.com/ – see the ‘MyRed’ (top right)

My email is giles@guice.co.uk if you want me to send you a mockup.

Email sent, cheers.

Hi, glad you like it It’s a simple menu though, there’s simply no location for a map.

Cheers.

Hi, no mobile-only display in this one. Cheers.

is it possible to do with some added coding?

Sure, you could add a css media rule so it’s only shown under a certain resolution.

No bug, that behavior is simply how iOS handles hovers (Stripe is a pure CSS menu that does hovers via the stylesheet, it works the same way on the demo site as well).

ok fix it. you willnt fix those bug?

Like I said, it’s a CSS menu with hovers and that’s how iOS handles hovers. There’s no bug. To change the behavior, it would have to be turned into a jQuery menu. If you’d like, feel free to request a refund; I don’t want my customers to be unhappy for any reason. Cheers.

Glad you like it

And yeah, that’s doable. By default the labels get hidden at 650px and less but if you’d like to increase that, look for this in stripe.css and change the 650 value to whatever number you need:

Happy holidays!

Hi there.

There’s one main, site-wide menu, which can then be overridden per-post with another one.

Cheers.

It doesn’t appear that this is the case. It appears that Stripe can only be used for one menu at a time and I see no way to control which post it appears on…

I wouldn’t just lie mate Check the documentation, under “C) Building a post/page-specific menu”

Hi there. It’s all in the doc mate. Step by step. But if you want the exact menu then shoot me an email (I offer support via email).

Cheers.

Hi there. I don’t understand the second question but you can use any icon from the included FA icon set. Can’t add custom icon sets without modifying the code.

Cheers.

Hi there. Nope, you’ll want to look elsewhere for something specific like that.

Cheers.

Hi there. Stripe is really meant to be a site-wide menu, so your solution is a keeper

Cheers.

Cool, thanks

Hi. You can set top-level and child menu items’ colors separately via the customizer, but to set per-item colors you’d have create custom classes and then apply those classes to the menu items you want colored.

For this you’d have to get a freelacer though. Alternatively, you can have a look at the css file for a number of examples (just search for silver, green etc). Based on that, you can expand to your own custom colors and then just add the “green”, “silver” etc classes to your menu items.

Cheers.

Hi there. You can do anything you want but you’ll have to dig into the stylesheet for such customizations. The code is well marked though so if you have the know-how and roll up your sleeves you won’t have any trouble.

Doing the size changes would probably require some re-positioning as well, so you’d have to get a freelancer for that if you don’t have the skills yourself (my own custom work schedule reaches the end of summer).

But I’ll tell you how how to do the first one. Add this to the bottom of stripe.css:

Cheers.

Cool thanks for the tips the Menu is great as is, I might try mess with the codes just to see how looks thanks

Hi there, thanks for noticing and giving me a heads up! I’ll push out an update in the next few hours that addresses this. It should be up later today.

Thanks again!

Just a heads up: this update is now live. Cheers.

Nice thanks!

Hi there. Stripe allows for icons/text. If you know how to modify it yourself to make the changes you want then there’s nothing stopping you of course; the code is well marked and nothing is hidden or locked down. But out of the gate, it’s icons and text.

Cheers.

Thanks for getting back to me. Sounds good. Is there any option to hook into your code from my functions.php file? It would be great to not have to make changes to the code every time there is an update.

It has unique class names but it wasn’t built with that in mind.

No plans for shortcode but a fixed/absolute option is planned indeed.

The only reason I would be interested in a shortcode or php intergration is the ability to put a logo above the menu bar.

If you just need to have Stripe a bit lower, then it’s way easier to just change (in stripe.css) the “top:0;” under ”#bonfire-icon-menu {“

You don’t; when you have the menu items entered correctly, the animation on mouseover is automatic.

Thanks for your patience and I appreciate your help. Looking forward for the update for the sub-menu text color. Please notify me when the update is out.

Sure thing.

I don’t fully understand the question but you can link a menu item to any post or page, yes.

Hi there. Stripe currently has a fixed position only.

Cheers.

Just installed Striped and faced couple of issues. 1. Menu items are aligned to left border (not centered like in preview). 2. Can’t find an option to manage icons and item names… Thanx in advance!

Sorry – I’m such a fuss!! Got to your instructions and figured all of above. Hope won’t have any more questions

Good to hear (soz I didn’t respond sooner, was sleeping)

Negative. You can see how the menu looks on the demo site; there’s simply no place for an ad space.