I'm using this theme in drupal v8.0.2 atm.
But i noticed that to access the submenu's in the main menu, i always need to click the top level subject first.

When i hover my mouse over the menu, nothing happens.

no click, just hover

But when a main topic is selected, then the sub-levels are visible when hovering my mouse over the menu.

after selecting the topic, dropdown ok on hover

Is there a way to change this so that the sublevels are shown when hovering over the top?
Without needing to click it first, of course.

Thank you!

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Chi CreditAttribution: Chi commented
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Have no idea what is happening. I just checked the menu again and it worked fine for me. The menu is built with CSS only so no any click events are involved. Are you able to reproduce this behavior on a fresh Drupal installation (without any extra modules)?

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I found it! Silly me....

All i needed to do is make sure the checkbox "Show as expanded" was selected.
Now it's working great

solution

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Chi CreditAttribution: Chi commented

Yes, that's mentioned in README.txt

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You are right, but to be honest, who ever reads these READ.ME files?
There is no way from within D8 to read them, and i use the webUI to install a theme.
I don't always go logging into my webserver to go searching for a readme from a module or theme.

If it's relevant, this should be posted on the theme info page on drupal or displayed in any way in the theme settings.
Don't count on a normal user (lazy like me) to go searching that kind of info.

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Chi CreditAttribution: Chi commented

who ever reads these READ.ME files

I do, especially when encounter a problem. :)

I've just added a note about that on the project page.

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VBN CreditAttribution: VBN as a volunteer commented

Great, communication is important.Thx