[kvmolino]

Dreamer, would you please post a link to the site you're working on?

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[kvmolino]

OK, so, yes changing that class name keeps the hamburger menu (when the site is full size, on a computer screen) from opening in its active state. But now it doesn't show the menu at all, active or inactive. Maybe I just have to give up on this one!

[kvmolino]

Thanks SO much for your reply! I thought this one was dead in the water. So I would add the CSS above as-is EXCEPT for the .genesis-responsive-menu?

Also I'm curious...do you happen to know how long ago the update issued? I just downloaded the Altitude Pro theme about 2 months ago.

[kvmolino]

OK, I see now that it's generated by an inserted .js file. Thanks for your help pointing me to the unidentified class.

[kvmolino]

I searched through all the style.css files associated with the site and I can't find the class you're referring to. I see it in Firebug, just not sure how to locate and eliminate it.

Sorry to be so thick about this.

[kvmolino]

Understood. I did in fact install a plugin for a responsive menu, then eventually deactivated and deleted it -- that must be where the extraneous CSS came from. I'll remove that. Thanks again!

[kvmolino]

Thanks so much for this! It's great to finally see my header getting near what I want. I do still have an issue, though: the menu is defaulting to its "open" state when you arrive at the site. Same link. Suggestions?

Thanks again.

[kvmolino]

Funny, I was just about to close this thread because I figured that out ... hopefully it helps someone else. And, thank you SO much for your really quick reply!!!!

[kvmolino]

Thanks everyone. My first path was javascript but it fought with the script of another plugin we're using, and my theme for some reason just will not take the code from something like http://www.hcidata.info/obfuscate-email-address.htm when I put it into the text tab. It simply rewrites it back to plain text every time I update the page. (This of course has been a common WP issue since the dawn of time ... there's a plugin that will force the code to stay in place but every additional plugin just leaves more room for trouble/error, IMHO.)

Anyhow with what I'm hearing I think I'll go back to the client and simply tell them they need to either use a contact form or a generic gmail address. I've suggested these before but client has resisted---it's a low paying gig so I think it's time to just put my foot down and say you do one of these two or you take your chances.

Thanks again!
Krista

[kvmolino]

Yes, I use Gravity Forms and I encourage my client to stop putting email addresses on their site entirely -- just use "Contact Me" forms with a Gravity noCAPTCHA reCAPTCHA add-on but they are not convinced. I need an actual email address obfuscator. Thanks for your reply/input!

[kvmolino]

The answer from Studiopress support:

Please edit your style.css file and find all instances of box-sizing: border-box; and edit it like this
-moz-box-sizing: border-box;
-webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
box-sizing: border-box;

Krista

 

[kvmolino]

Oh and I forgot: if the browser is minimized, then the slider DOES fill the entire area.

[kvmolino]

I am having the same problem...."fix" above did not work. I know it's not an image width issue because the excerpts (set for 100%) are displaying the same way--about 40px of white space left at the right hand side of the slider. http://www.yokid.org/wpdev

 

 

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