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Change position of close-icon mobile menu

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    Olga V
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    Hi guys,

    sorry, could you maybe help me with changing the position of the X-icon of the mobile menu? what's the class for it , I can't find it?

    website: olgaveer.de

    thanks a lot in advance,
    olga

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    • RichardR
      RichardR
      Richard
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      wrote on last edited by
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      Dear @Olga-V

      The Class for the X-icon ( there are a few depending on container heirachy) is burger-wrap (outer) or mobile-menu-icon (inner).
      Screen Shot 2021-10-12 at 11.18.22 AM.png

      It should be noted however that the x icon (open) has the same class naming as the default (closed) burger icon:

      Open Burger:
      Screen Shot 2021-10-12 at 11.21.00 AM.png

      Closed Burger:
      Screen Shot 2021-10-12 at 11.21.08 AM.png

      To get around this we can take advantage of active class. When the burger menu opens and changes to the x-icon, the class active is added to laynav or mobile-nav.

      So you can specify to make sure you are dealing with the x-icon, E.g:

      .active .burger-wrap{
      background:red;
      }
      

      or

      .active .mobile-menu-icon{
      background:red;
      

      Hope this helps Olga and have a wonderful day 🏖
      Richard
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