Hi there,
I recently updated everything - theme, etc and noticed that the spacing between my menu items have gone awry. It’s all pushed together and the font size is all wrong too. What changed and how can I fix it?
(scroll down to the footer menu)
https://stagingforloe.wpengine.com/
Thanks!
Hi @rotipom,
Can you please provide login credentials for your site in a secure note to investigate the settings and value further, including:
– WordPress Site URL & Login URL
– WordPress Admin username/password
To create a secure note, click the key icon underneath any of your posts.
Thanks
Hi there, just added the secure note.
This is for both header and footer nav menus. All squashed together and mobile modals all screwy, see here: https://stagingforloe.wpengine.com/journeyhaven/
Hello Rotipom,
I have logged in and I noticed that whenever I change any option value for the navigation inline element, the setting is not applied or reflected in the preview. Can we disable the plugin so we can test if this is a plugin conflict? We could replicate this issue in our local testing server by the way.
Thank you.
Hi, sure thank you, it’s a staging site so it’s not yet live. Thank yoU!
Hi @rotipom,
Thanks for your confirmation to disable all your plugins. I found out that it is one our your plugin installed causing the issue because when I tried to disable all your plugins the issue resolved. I suggest that you disable all your plugins and activate it one by one to find the culprit. See the screenshot below for your reference when I disable all your plugins.
Header:
Footer:
Hope that helps and let us know how it goes.
Thank you.
Hi there,
I discovered that ProgressAlly (AccessAlly plugin) is the one that was causing the menu problem. I reached out to them and they had their developers investigate and found that the issue is on theme side. This is what they said:
"It appears that it is theme-specific and isn’t something that we can fix on our end of things. If you’d like to reach out to your theme developers, you could mention that the theme is overwriting the class via the “nav_menu_link_attributes” WordPress filter instead of allowing ProgressAlly to add the classes to it.
This prevents it from fully “cooperating” with other plugins. So, they may be willing to make the adjustment for you.
Is there any way to work around this problem? I understand x cannot provide third party plugin support however I have reached out to them and they are limited by something on the x side of things. Please advise, thanks!
Hi @rotipom,
As you know that we don’t offer support to the 3rd party plugins or related issues. We strongly discourage modifying any predefined hooks or method to be overridden to fix any issues that come from any external sources. Although we can’t guarantee a fix, we will check with the development team if anything can be done for this.
Thanks
Hi @rotipom,
I’ve taken a look at this and we’ve updated the way the nav_menu_link_attributes filter works within our navigation elements so all classes to be added that come through the filter. This will be part of the next release. I don’t have an ETA but it will likely be going out early next month.
Alexander, thank you so much for update. I know this is usually outside your realm of support so I really appreciate this, always comforting to know that you guys are committed to continually improve the theme. Also, I just want to say, Pro Builder 4 is AMAZEBALLS, I love it so much. Especially being able to create custom headers for all my woocommerce category and inner pages. And the builder interface is so intuitive now.
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