At this site, on a mobile device, there should be a button in the left upper corner to show the menu. But it will not show. The javascript file that’s necessary for this, is uploaded and accessible. I probably forgot something, but can’t find what… Answer Screenshot of console It looks like you forget to load jQuery, what is necessary
Tag: responsive-design
What is making these subnavs expand?
I’m looking at http://voky.com.ua/showcase/sky-mega-menu/examples/demo-personal.html and I can’t figure out what is making the subnavs expand. For example, hover over “Portfolio” and see the subnav expand. I’ve inspected all the elements around the nav items and I can’t find any CSS3 transition and I also can’t see Javascript adding any style attributes to the elements or adding any classes. Answer There
Visualize a nested JSON structure
Consider this JSON object : Obviously this is a nested data structure, and there are many records, in this example in the deepest level we have about 2000 records. what is the best way to visualize this in a responsive and interactive manner. I have already used the table, and it doesn’t look that interactive. I am looking for ideas
PHP Code breaking responsive navigation toggle on homepage
I am having a problem with the responsive menu toggle not expanding on a site I am working on. Essentially when the site is resized below 768px the menu is replaced with a menu toggle that when clicked/tapped it should show the two options About & Shop. However when clicked nothing happens, it simply adds #navigation to the end of
Hide or remove a div class at mobile viewport?
First and foremost, I am very aware of CSS media queries. My problem is this: When you have div classes stacked in one div; Example: And you want to remove “class2” @media (max-width: 768px) Creating an output of: …once the 768px threshold has been reached. So far I have come up with nothing other than this non-functional code: I am
Div Square, width size based on 100% height
I’m trying to make a responsive square with the width size based on the (100%) height of the element. I believe it’s impossible using only CSS. The square width should be equal to the height (100% of the large container. The large container is more than 100% of the screen). The ratio has to be width=height to keep the square.