Burger menu in desktop website

Hayo Gebauer

Is it in any way possible to have the extending burger menu from the mobile layout in the desktop version?

arminunruh

At the moment no :/

Hayo Gebauer

also not possible to enable to mobile menu in desktop with css?

Hayo Gebauer

Any CSS experts here?
I'm guessing it must be possible to enable the code of the mobile menu in the desktop version?

gdk

@arminunruh I would also love to use this. Is it possible (2 years later)?

brogr

Would like this too.

thomasmaier

Is there an update on this?

Would appreciate - even a workaround for - this

arminunruh

its still on my list

theres no workaround

brogr

It's possible but messy. You can hide the desktop menu in the Customizer and copy the CSS code pertaining to the mobile menu from the laytheme files into the custom CSS desktop code in the laytheme options to render the mobile menu visible on desktop. I've done this here: https://annafrei.net/

Generally it works well but the critical problem is that laytheme upgrades often render the custom code obsolete, which then needs to be painstakingly updated.

brogr

A less messy way is to use custom CSS and JS to adjust the appearance and
behaviour of the desktop menu itself. I've done this here: http://clients.ateliervarga.ch/nz/

heleneleuzinger

Dear @brogr, thank you for this invaluable tip!
The burger menu on your website annafrei.net is exactly what I'm looking for.

I'm trying to copy my mobile menu into the custom CSS desktop code in my lay theme options, but am unsure which parts exactly I ought to copy and paste, worried I might mess up something as I'm a total newbie with CSS.

Is this what you were referring to as the mobile menu from the laytheme files?

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Thank you so much for any and all help!

mariusjopen

Dear @heleneleuzinger
We would not recommend to change the code inside the theme folder. It will get overwritten with the next update. Try to use the CUSTOM CSS and JQUERY section.
Best!
Marius

brogr

Hi @heleneleuzinger
You'd find most of the relevant CSS code in frontend/style_phone.php: look for .mobile-nav and the relevant mobile-menu-style. As I said, this solution isn't ideal, as lay upgrades might make your custom CSS code faulty.
The more stable approach I'd recommend is to use custom CSS and JS to adjust the appearance and behaviour of the desktop menu itself...
Best

brogr

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brogr

@mariusjopen That's the idea...

heleneleuzinger

Thank you very much! I'll try my hand at that :-)

mariusjopen

Dear @heleneleuzinger
Perfect! Glad to hear!
Many wishes!
Marius

umdoistres

Is there any way of doing this now? Or any kind soul would share their work around?

Thanks :))

brogr

Use the following custom CSS and JS to adjust the appearance and behaviour of the desktop menu. You can see it in action on https://quantaviva.ch

Custom CSS for Desktop Version:

nav.laynav.primary:before {
    display: block;
    content: "–––\A–––\A–––";
    white-space: pre-wrap;
    line-height: 0.6em;
    font-weight: 900;
    cursor: pointer;
}
    nav.laynav.primary.toggled:before {
        content: "✕";
        font-size: 1.5em;
        line-height: 1.15em;
    }
nav.laynav ul {
    display: none;
    width: 96vw;
    background: #fff;
}

Custom <head> content:

<script>
jQuery( document ).ready(function( $ ) {
    $(".laynav.primary").on("click", function(e){
        $(this).toggleClass("toggled").children("ul").toggle();
    });
});
</script>

Richard

Thanks @brogr 👍
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