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Hi , loving this menu , but having a problem atm , how do i get rid of the grey area at the top of the menu? thank you
Nice design!
Great code! I was wondering how I would make the button smaller when you roll over it? I have made the bar smaller, but can’t figure out the button? http://smartofficedeals.com/awesome
l have chosen the black drop down menu, when l hover over the “submenu”, the text-color changes from black to grey. Is there any way l can make it stay black or make it white or another color?
If I buy this, am I able to use it on multiple websites that are my OWN like I wouldn’t be selling it, I would just be using it on 3 websites.
Your help is appreciated, I also love this product! 
If you want to use it 3 times, you should buy it 3 times too per regular license.
Thanks!
Hello,
is it possible to have more than 4 columns in the Mega Menu?
All is possible, but with help of pro in CSS 
Hi Alex,
Having some problems with IE8 and the menu. The menu works perfectly in IE9 , Chrome, Firefox. But in IE8 , the menu is appearing behind elements, I am guessing this is to do with z-index?
Anyway here is the link: http://danieljolly.co.uk/dev/colne/I’m really stuck for ideas and could do with some help. Thank you.
Hi dwjoll,
Sorry, but it seems you website doesn’t load any content.
Please provide with a proper link.
Regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
The link is now working. My hosts MySQL DB service had stopped.
Hi dwjoll,
Thanks for your message, tomorrow we will see what’s wrong. I’ll let you know then.
Regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
Did a bit of trial and error troubleshooting and I have found the cause. Whenever I include the search box in the menu, it breaks the menu (Does not load when a Slider is used).
As soon as I remove: <?php get_search_form( $echo ); ?> It works fine.
okay, great! Thanks!
Again this only happens with IE8 . Sadly all of our users at school are on IE8 , so would be great to find a solution. I’ve left the link active with the search box still on the page so you can see what happens.
Look forward to hearing from you. Dan
Open dropmenu.css, line 161, remove z-ndex parameter from a class of .wrapper-menu
That breaks it even more I’m afraid.
It’s to do with the search box. As soon as I have that on the page, IE8 breaks. Oh well, if we can’t find a fix I will have to think about having the search box elsewhere in the page
Fixed it!
It was a line of code in the searchform.php code.
<form class=”inline-search” role=”search” method=”get” id=”searchform” action=”<?php echo home_url( ’/’ ); ?>”> <input type=”text” placeholder=”Search” name=”s” > <input type=”submit” value=”L”> </form> <!the line was causing the issue. I have removed it now it works.
Wow, it’s nice you got it!
Regards!
Great menus, but I’ve a problem with the menu not showing correctly over the top of a slider, I believe I need to use something like z-index: 99999; in the css but I don’t know where I need to put it!
Can you help please
can I have a link to website where are you using the menus?
your menu is only on the index page at present
Hello, for some reason the search icon font is not being embedded in Firefox, what do you suggest?
can I get a link to your website?
Sure, let me send it in a private message on your profile page
Sure. The file searchform.php looks like this:
<div class="search-top">
<form class="inline-search" role="search" method="get" id="searchform" action="<?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>">
<input type="text" placeholder="Search" name="Search" >
<input type="submit" value="L" name="s">
</form>
<div class="clear" />
</div><!--/ search-top-->
And I call it using: <?php get_search_form( $echo ); ?>
But when I search, because the input type submit is given value=”L” this is what it searches my site for…. “L”.
I know the L is the value of the Web Symbols fonts so as soon as I remove that I lose the magnifier icon. Is there a way around this? Maybe I need to use an image replacement for my search button rather than a font value?
You just need to get out name=”s” from your submit button and replace the name=”Search” with name=”s” in your text field. So the result should be as one below:
<div class="search-top"> <form class="inline-search" role="search" method="get" id="searchform" action="<?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>"> <input type="text" placeholder="Search" name="s" > <input type="submit" value="L"> </form> <div class="clear" /> </div><!--/ search-top-->Regards,
Alex
Thanks Alex – that worked
i am having trouble using the search box with Wordpress.
The submit button uses:
<input type="submit" value="L" name="s">
But when hit the search icon it just keeps searching for “L”.
can I get the whole code of your search form?
