Hello,
Currently Menu 10 with Dots Menu Combination has some conflicts as it has not been tested yet. But we will surely make this compatible. Please allow us 24 Hours to provide you with a Solution for this.
Dots Menu is disabled on Mobile Devices and the Standard Page Menu is activated for better User Experience, since the Dots Menu may obscure the Click Taps on other Anchor Elements on the Page which may fall behind the Dots Menu.
For the Colors Issue with the Tooltip, can you please provide us with a Live URL so that we can check out the exact issue and provide you with a more accurate solution for this. Thanks for your Patience.
To activate the ScrollSpy feature you will need to add the .one-page-menu Class on the Overlay Menu's <ul> Element.
& 6. This does appear to be a Minor Bug with the Code. We will surely fix this in our Next Update which scheduled to be released within 3-4 Days. Meanwhile, you can fix this yourself by simply find the following code in the js/functions.js File inside the onePageScroll: function() Function Block:
if( $('#primary-menu').find('ul.mobile-primary-menu').length > 0 ) {
$('#primary-menu > ul.mobile-primary-menu, #primary-menu > div > ul.mobile-primary-menu').toggleClass('show', function() {
$('html,body').stop(true).animate({
'scrollTop': $( divScrollToAnchor ).offset().top - Number(divScrollOffset)
}, Number(divScrollSpeed), divScrollEasing);
}, false);
} else {
$('#primary-menu > ul, #primary-menu > div > ul').toggleClass('show', function() {
$('html,body').stop(true).animate({
'scrollTop': $( divScrollToAnchor ).offset().top - Number(divScrollOffset)
}, Number(divScrollSpeed), divScrollEasing);
}, false);
}
and replace it with:
if( $('#primary-menu').find('ul.mobile-primary-menu').length > 0 ) {
$('#primary-menu > ul.mobile-primary-menu, #primary-menu > div > ul.mobile-primary-menu').toggleClass('show', false);
$('html,body').stop(true).animate({
'scrollTop': $( divScrollToAnchor ).offset().top - Number(divScrollOffset)
}, Number(divScrollSpeed), divScrollEasing);
} else {
$('#primary-menu > ul, #primary-menu > div > ul').toggleClass('show', false);
$('html,body').stop(true).animate({
'scrollTop': $( divScrollToAnchor ).offset().top - Number(divScrollOffset)
}, Number(divScrollSpeed), divScrollEasing);
}
This will definitely work fine. Let us know if we can help you with anything else or if you find any further issues.