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need help with stcky menu tutorial in prose

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  • November 23, 2013 at 2:05 pm #75270
    Pete D
    Member

    Hi,

    I'm trying to use the tutorial 'How to Add a Sticky Menu to the Top of Your Website'
    http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/sticky-menu/

    I've followed the directions as best as I can and I can't make it work with Prose.

    No problemo installing it on the Genesis Sample theme. Works great and I can customize it easily. The sample doesn't have an editor for the theme so you need to use the one under appearance.

    It even does sub menus fine which is what I need. I tried plugin but it has limited styling options and you can't nest in the menu

    But when I try it with Prose 🙁

    I've tried placing in the editors for both the theme and appearance.

    Yes , I removed the <?php

    All I get is the 2nd nav bar stuck to the top of the page.

    Any help would be appreciated, Thanks

    http://genesis-prose.petechesson.com/
    November 24, 2013 at 10:48 am #75373
    David Chu
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    Hi,
    I see what's wrong. That demo and code are intended for Genesis 2. So if you had Genesis 2 and the HTML5 version of Prose (which isn't out yet, and no idea when it will be), that code would likely work.

    You actually could adapt all that CSS to work with Genesis 1.8 and current Prose, but you're in for some serious CSS fiddling and testing.

    Dave

    Dave Chu · Custom WordPress Developer – likes collaborating with Designers

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