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themaynedesignMember
Hi Folks,
The issue is with the implementation of the SuperFish javascript used to give the menu dropdowns in Android. A lot of other products that use this script have the same issue.
The mobile menu included with some of the newer themes does not solve the problem on Android Tablets. Android tablets can measure up to +12 inches and are therefore are not candidates for triggering the mobile menu.
StudioPress provided the following code snippet to go into functions.php,
add_filter( 'genesis_superfish_enabled', '__return_true' ); add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'child_enqueue_scripts' ); function child_enqueue_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( 'hoverIntent' ); }
My initial testing is positive, with this snippet iOS and Android devices work fine. I have also tested on a few Windows browsers.
Would welcome feedback from other folks and their testing - please provide as much detail as possible on the devices being tested. Please also check the WP Admin and the left-hand menu behaviour.
Thanks,
StevethemaynedesignMemberHi Andrea,
I am continuing to work with the support team with some testing and will update this thread once there is a conclusion.
Many thanks,
StevethemaynedesignMemberYou can run WordPress on AWS but it is not easy. Just use S3 for hosting.
themaynedesignMemberHi Mario,
Yes I saw that too, '#' of course doesn't go anywhere is looks to be handled differently by Chrome.
Steve
themaynedesignMemberHi Andrea, yes I'll keep this thread updated with the progress of the ticket.
I've also offered to help StudioPress test the fix when it becomes available.
Thanks,
StevethemaynedesignMemberHi Kim,
That particular child theme is not created by StudioPress. Without having access to it I am unsure of it's capabilities or what is built in.
That said it should be standard stuff.
To add a border to the site-inner, add the following CSS,
.site-inner { border:1px black solid; }
Hope that helps.
StevethemaynedesignMemberHi Folks,
I've done some testing on the other Genesis Themes and they are also impacted in the same way.
Crave, Magazine Pro, Agency Pro ... everything I tried failed to give access to the child sub-menu. I expect the issues has been noticed, just not formally reported.
Here's a video of the problem : http://youtu.be/aUxI31KuoNs
This video is of a Google Nexus 7. I have also tested on Samsung devices and they show the same behaviour.
I'll go ahead and raise a ticket.
Thanks,
StevethemaynedesignMemberI do ... time will tell if it's the right decision.
Alternatively build the bandwidth into the contact ... if they use more, charge more.
themaynedesignMemberHi Alanna,
Hosting on Amazon S3 is cheap - depends on the expected number of users and the technical prowess of the folks adding the pdfs to the site.
For a recent site that I have developed - which has over 100MB of PDFs, I am using standard hosting as the audience is limited to a maximum of 400 folks, of which I expect maybe 10% to look at the files each month. To get the client I also needed to keep things simple - it if becomes a problem I'll just have to bite the bullet and migrate and provide education.
Steve
themaynedesignMemberLooks good.
Would you consider extending the width of the child-menu items?
The homepage is great, the top of the page needs photos above the fold.
Hope that gives you a few ideas.
Steve
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