Use different menu position for "Datenschutzerklärung"?

[edgrbnz]

As far as I understand something along these lines inside Custom CSS for Mobile Version should do the trick:

#menu-item-1504,
#menu-item-1531 {
   font-size: 10px;
}

It targets the desired menu elements of News and Datenschutzerklärung and sets the font size to 10px.

[danny]

thanks!

doesn't work though ((

but thats probably because of that?

body.use-desktop-menu-as-mobile-menu nav.mobile-nav ul {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
height: calc(90vh - 24px);
justify-content: space-between;
}
#menu-item-1531 {
font-size: 10px;
}

[danny]

Dear @mariusjopen,

did you changed the mobile menu? Because suddenly the menu is all small?? Please put it back.

Thanks!

Best wishes
Daniel

[edgrbnz]

I’m unable to change anything on your site. I just tryed the CSS mentioned above inside the dev-console of my browser which just has a temporary local effect on my machine.

You probably added the CSS mentioned above and it has some effect 😊
Either play around with the settings for font-size and the menu-items and see if you could make it work as desired or just remove

#menu-item-1531 {
   font-size: 10px;
}

and it should all be back to normal.

[danny]

thanks! it's back ))

now we still searching for how can we have MOBIL "Datenschutzerklärung" small in the left corner as in the DESKTOP version.

I tried your CSS Code in the Custom CSS for Mobile Version but unfortunately it didn't work.

thanks again,

Daniel

[danny]

Hi @edgrbnz,
Hi @mariusjopen

we just noticed, that the "frame forwarding" domain peopledesign.de still features the to small menu. As the original people-berlin.karuna-ev.de works just right.

Do you have any idea how this comes?

Thanks a lot.

All best wishes

Daniel

[edgrbnz]

Hmmm… I don’t know much about frame forwarding.
I’d move the site to the URL where you want it to live. Any weird forwarding can do all sorts of unpredictable things.

The undesired behaviours could be caused by a cache issue, it could also be a database issue (wordpress addressing something that’s somewhere else), etc. In addition, if you want your page to rank somewhat normal in search results frame forwarding or forwarding in general isn’t really recommended.

I’d suggest to keep your website setup as straight forward as possible.

This is waaay beyond my ken → Perhaps @mariusjopen or @arminunruh can help with this?

[mariusjopen]

Dear @danny
yes. I agree with @edgrbnz. I would not recommend to use this forwarding method.
Responsive might cause problems.

Best is to move the page either manually or with a migration tool like Updraft Plus.

Best!

Marius

[danny]

Dear @edgrbnz and @mariusjopen

that's very good to know, thanks for that!

Would you have another suggestion to have the menu point DATENSCHUTZ http://people-berlin.karuna-ev.de/datenschutz/ as well in smaller size and outside of the main menu as in the desktop version? Because it is not as important as the rest of the main menu.

Thanks again.

All best

Daniel

[edgrbnz]

How about putting it inside a footer?

[mariusjopen]

Dear @danny
or put it into the HTML section and hide it on desktop with CSS.

Best!

MArius

[danny]

Dear @edgrbnz @mariusjopen

thanks, Footer sounds good - I just tried it. How do you edit and design the footer? Couldn't find any options for that.

Thanks. Best wishes

Daniel

[mariusjopen]

Dear @danny
the footer is an own page. You can access it with CUSTOM CSS.
Have a look with the Inspector Tool.

Best!

Marius