Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.We are trying to put a student site for philosophy questions and found your Abstract theme quite appealing.
However, we have difficulties in menus: they look fine under other themes (like Marina) or even Prosper (which is also under Fusion), secondary menus nicely drop down.
When we setup Abstract theme, we have first two Primary links (that have submenus) behave strangely, other two are normal.
Also, there is issue if menu name is too long or there are too many menu items, elements in head just do not rearrange as they should be.
I suppose it has something to do with SuperFish menus but it is far beyond my knowledge.
I have attached behaviour in images.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| menu-over-sub.png | 13.89 KB | MacMladen | |
| menu-over.png | 12.1 KB | MacMladen | |
| menu.png | 17.23 KB | MacMladen |
Comments
Comment #1
Lee-vit-Over CreditAttribution: Lee-vit-Over commentedI have similar problems with 'Abstract' theme. The primary menu links, when hovered, show up as ugly white boxes with half-words around them. You can't read the words (around the main link) and the primary parent disappears under a black-box. You can't even see the parent link. The theme is interesting, but I'm building a community site where there will be more than one theme used, and I'm using primary menu links (as well as sidebar menus) - but I can't use 'Abstract' because the primary menu isn't functioning in any useful way. I'm disappointed - it's a very interesting theme, in an 'abstract' sort of way.
Comment #2
Melissamcewen CreditAttribution: Melissamcewen commentedYeah, I was testing and have the same problem.
Comment #3
ipwa CreditAttribution: ipwa commentedFixed the issue in this commit: http://drupal.org/commitlog/commit/12322/f5307e1a2f4355f789bfbe6982d5f33...
Now only printing the first level of primary menus.
@Lee-vit-Over this is disinformation, the primary menus have always been usable if you didn't have sub items displayed.
The issue about the amount of menu items or menu items word is something that is 'by design', there's only limited space for menu items in the header.