in SF 1.9-b5, my horizontal menu changed to 4 vertical items for my production site (rvuuf.org) as window narrows.
this is fine & expected. I'm using AdaptiveTheme module. (desktop screenshot attached)
however, when I use SF 1.9-rc1 for my development site (drp7.rvuuf.org),
all the submenus are expand inline, which isn't desirable. (desktop screenshot attached).
in addition on iPhone, the submenus appear blank with large vertical gaps between the 4 top-level items.
is there a way to keep 'regular' menu items on small screens (rather than resorting to the single SELECT via sf-smallscreen)?
Steve
Comments
Comment #1
saweyer commentedI'm still seeing this problem after updating to 1.9 (release/final version) and corresponding SF library.
attaching various screenshots:
beta5 version on rvuuf.org -- fine
1x4 (landscape iPhone): rvuuf-org-iphone-horz-SF-1.9b5.png
1x4 (portrait iPhone): rvuuf-org-iphone-vert-SF-1.9b5.png
block settings: rvuuf-org-settings_SF-1.9b5.pdf
1.9(final) version on drp7.rvuuf.org -- not ok
2x2 (Mac; 496 width): drp7-rvuuf-org-mac-496-19final..png
1x4 (Mac; 490 width; submenus inserted)***: drp7-rvuuf-org-mac-490-19final.png
1x4 (iPhone; 480 width; submenus inserted)***: drp7-rvuuf-org-iphone-horz-1.9final.png
1x4 (iPhone; 320 width; blank submenus inserted)***: drp7-rvuuf-org-iphone-vert-1.9final.png
block settings: drp7-rvuuf-org-settings_SF-1.9.pdf
why are submenus being inserted when it shrinks to 1x4?
on iPhone (portrait orientation), why are those submenus blank?
Comment #2
mehrpadin commentedHey there,
Can you disable the Drupal cache on that site for a while?
Comment #3
saweyer commentedok. I have turned off "Cache pages for anonymous users" and "Cache blocks" on drp7.rvuuf.org
(I had earlier emptied caches after installing upgraded SF module & library)
Steve
Comment #4
mehrpadin commentedCSS and JS caching too, thanks!
Comment #5
saweyer commentedCSS & JS caching disabled now. (and I fliushed all caches for good measure).
Steve
Comment #6
mehrpadin commentedThank you; the SF works fine, the problem is the the hack the theme (Pixture reloaded) is doing, which should be fixed by a bit of CSS, but I'm not sure if I should recommend that because we have sfSmallscreen now, and also that a similar solution (accordion style menu) will be available soon as a part of the sfSmallscreen, so maybe you should ask Jeff to remove the thing altogether, or limit it to non-Superfish menus, I'll reproduce this locally to see if I can come up with a better idea.
You can move this issue to Pixture Reloaded project.
Comment #7
saweyer commentedI see a related issue under AdaptiveTheme:
http://drupal.org/node/1913470
I may try the temporary CSS hack, or maybe wait for dust to settle on next AT release.
thanks
Steve
Comment #8
mehrpadin commentedThe recommended solution, the sfSmallscreen accordion type, is available in the development release, feel free to reopen if necessary.