1 reply · opened Mar 7, 2017
By default, the navbar in Canvas pages will collapse to the "mobile" menu if the page is narrower than 992 pixels. I'd like to change that to a more reasonable value, like 768.
Changing this value in the @media queries in responsive.css works, except that the sticky navbar breaks.
What is the correct way to set at what width the navbar collapses?
Hello,
Along with change the @media Query in css/responsive.css File, you will also need to find the following code in the js/functions.js File inside the stickyMenu: function( headerOffset ) Function Block:
if( $body.hasClass('device-lg') || $body.hasClass('device-md') )and replace it with:
if( $body.hasClass('device-lg') || $body.hasClass('device-md') || $body.hasClass('device-sm') )This will definitely work fine. Hope this Helps!
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