Mobile Redirect

[arminunruh]

Hey!

1. Try this:

.become-far-right {
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
}
nav.primary {
right: 5%;
}

2. Well how do you redirect? I'm not sure if I understand. You mean when you visit your old website's mobile version it doesn't redirect to the new website? In this case maybe talk to the person who coded your old website.

[Cristina Poelk]

Thanks Armin,

I found a compromise solution for both my answers.

In the meantime I've gathered another question:

Is there a method to make the menu bar transparent in the mobile version?
I've tried a lot of codes, but nothing seems to work :/

Thanks in advance!

[arminunruh]

Ok!
Go to Customize -> Mobile -> Mobile Menu
And then it's the point "Menu Bar Opacity"

[Cristina Poelk]

i dont have that option in my panel...was this an update?

My settings will stay the same if i make the update right?

[Cristina Poelk]

Hey Armin,

I've tried to update the theme and my website is down.

The latest version of the lay theme is compatible with the latest version of wordpress or?

when is try to install the pack manually it says that the theme is missing the style.css stylesheet

[Cristina Poelk]

[Cristina Poelk]

okay sorry, fixed it...made the update and so on.

[Cristina Poelk]

so but theres no way to make ONLY the background transparent in the mobile?

im sorry for all these questions, Im trying to please the client :)

[arminunruh]

Hey Christina!
The settings for the menu bar for the desktop version are here: "Customize" -> "Menu Style" -> "Menu Bar".
There is a setting "Opacity %". There you can set the opacity for the menu bar on desktop. Then for mobile you can set the menu bar opacity in Customize -> Mobile -> Mobile Menu

[Cristina Poelk]

Hej!

yeah i figured :)

the problem is, when i lower the Opacity for the Menu bar on the mobile, the title becomes ghosty as well...no way to keep the title font 100%?

[arminunruh]

Hey Christina!
Ah yea, will fix that for the next update.
For now you can set that opacity back to 100% and use this css in "lay options" -> "custom css" -> "css for mobile version":

.navbar{
background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.7);
}

You can change the number 255,255,255 to get a different color (rgb). the last one 0.7 is the opacity (0-1)