Dear @dschulii
vertical alignment is always a bit tricky in CSS.
I would try with a position fixed and using flex box:
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
It will be some try and error and understanding the code.
It is not very difficult, but might be a bit time consuming.
Best!
Marius
Dear @joshwatts
yes. Because your initial load still waits for the click.
jQuery(document).on("click", ".quickmenu", function(event) {
jQuery(this).toggleClass('red');
});
window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){
jQuery(this).toggleClass('red');
});
I did not test ist, but can image that this might help.
Best!
Marius
you can create a footer and then put text in the footer that contain links
then use that footer on your pages
http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#footers
make sure to hide your menu for your desktop
Dear @LN
it is very simple to code that script yourself:
Basically you just need a simple jQuery function which runs when the page gets loaded.
http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript
It should add a couple of classed to some elements which are related to the menu. As well it should change some CSS values to make it visible.
Have a look at the inspector (right click on menu -> inspect element with Chrome).
[image: 1578570941184-bildschirmfoto-2020-01-09-um-12.53.22-resized.png]
[image: 1578570941297-bildschirmfoto-2020-01-09-um-12.53.16-resized.png]
Hope that helps!
Best!
Marius
Dear @linus
about your friends laptop - try to open the website in an incognito window. That normally shows the most current version of a website.
Can you try to upload a different font - just for a test?
Best!
Marius
Dear @fr
you can give the element here a negative top margin:
. laynav {
top: -56px;
}
You should also add a class called hidden with jQuery when the site loads. Then it is exactly like when the navigation disappears.
Hope that helps!
Best!
Marius
