Hello,
I have installed Superfish which I like a lot though for some reason the menu is no longer showing a background color at 100% and the nav only has color for as many links as I have made. Previously, 2 days ago in fact, it was showing a background color across the whole menu area and added links as I added them always with the background color 100% width regardless of how many links.
When I make the site small for phone, the main menu selector is only as big as the text, and the links do go 100% but not
when on a desktop. I tried to email you but the system says I cannot. Please assist as I am at the final stretch of this site and need to get it completed.
Thank you for your assistance!
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Comment #2
shrunoshand CreditAttribution: shrunoshand commentedCurious if anyone is having this issue and how I can contact the developer as the system will not allow me as I am new to the community.
Nothing I do will get this back to where it first worked and I need to rectify this ASAP so I can complete this site.
So, if anyone has a fix or any thoughts on why the nav will only extend to the width of each menu item and not expand the width of the site, as it did previously, I would be very grateful!
Thanks a ton.
Comment #3
Nick Hope CreditAttribution: Nick Hope commentedI have the same issue (Superfish 8.x-1.2 in Drupal 8.5.0-beta1). The space to the right of the menu is white and I can't find any way to change it. Even my browsers' developer tools tells me it should not be white.
@shrunoshand, Did you ever find a solution?
Comment #4
Nick Hope CreditAttribution: Nick Hope commentedAfter some sleep I solved this by setting background color and height on the containing region's div:
Comment #5
Nick Hope CreditAttribution: Nick Hope commentedJust following up with a more complete version of my CSS, which is responsive. By default it's in smallscreen mode, then changes for when menu items are wrapping onto 2 lines, then finally on 1 line. Obviously this could be done with just 2 alternatives, and the smallscreen mode remaining until the display is much wider than 360px.
Comment #6
ivnish CreditAttribution: ivnish commentedJust add width:100% or equivalents in your CSS file