I have a dropdown menu I created but I have an issue.
The menu works as intended if my header height is big enough to encapsulate the whole menu height
So if my navigation is 150px tall at the tallest point and my header height is set to that there is no problem, other than my main content doesn't show up on the page until 150px down.
If my header height is set to 50px as soon as I start mousing over the sub items and I go below the set height of the header the sub menu disappears.
I'm looking around the internet trying to find a tutorial on this.
I have a region at the top of a page that contains a views block with fields for background banner image, with some text over it. The idea is to change these items on each page, using fields from the content/node a user has navigated to.
I've seen that there a few ways to do it, but the one I think is best suited is to pre-process the block somehow, so it knows to pull certain data from the page being loaded... I think?
I've just about gotten to my goal, but I'm trapped in a corner on one item. It might sound awkward, but it's the only way I could solve what was requested.
At the top of my site, (header) one dropdown contains four pages. These four pages use one specific "content type" template. Once you go to any of these four pages, I have another menu within the page that lets the user go to one of the other three pages' contents - loaded asynchronously within that section, so the page doesn't reload.
Heyo, I built a theme when 8 was in early beta (beta-3), and I'm bringing it across to 8.0.1. The problem is that none of the CSS loads - I can't see it appearing in the for the page request, so it's not being output at some point in the rendering process. Here's the files