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The new omega theme uses html5 and has a navigation class instead of an ID, so its .navigation instead of #navigation which throws off the menu.js/css.
You should either make them both use #navigation or add a .navigation selector to the menu js/css.
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Comment #1
seantume CreditAttribution: seantume commentedHi drupalninja,
New to these areas, so not sure if I should post this here..
I am having the problem (I think) due to this navigation selector issue. I am using OpenPublic OpenOmega theme and the menu down the bottom of the page that reproduces the main menu is all expanded in two rows rather than scrolling form right to left with arrows.
I found the openomega template theme and they do use the #navigation
I'm just not sure how to make the changes or add a .navigation selector.
I've done heaps of searches and haven't been able to find the right things, I might be in over my head here.
COuld you point me in the right direction?
Cheers
Sean
Comment #2
PlayfulWolf CreditAttribution: PlayfulWolf commentedProbably I am also having some menu problem - does it appear at all on mobile screen?
Comment #3
thomas.sullivan CreditAttribution: thomas.sullivan commentedHi drupalninja99,
Yes could you please elaborate and help someone new.
I am making changes here: admin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu, that are not reflected in the main menu. This seems like a basic thing to make work.
I tried to make the changes you mentioned here: /profiles/openpublic/js/menu.js (basically by replacing the two # with .)
That didn't work.
What specifically are the two files I need to alter?
Thanks in advance.
-Thomas
Comment #4
hefox CreditAttribution: hefox commentedI thiiink this belongs here. which menu css/js?
Comment #5
hefox CreditAttribution: hefox commentedGot rid of the one mention of #navigation I saw