Hi everybody! been using this place for a couple of years now, and i find its resources awesome, that i have never had to post until now; I’m just trying out the new freeway, and its responsive design… and i’ve stumbled across this problem…
and i’ve recreated it in a clean document to find that it is the google fonts in the html markup is creating an issue with sub menus appearing…
I think your menu has problems which are nothing to do with fonts.
I would be suspicious of the method used to create the menu - either it’s
broken or was implemented incorrectly. In either case, I think that you
should directly enlist the help of Softpress support.
Best of luck,
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Ernie Simpson
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 6:33 AM, jamieS email@hidden wrote:
Hi everybody! been using this place for a couple of years now, and i find
its resources awesome, that i have never had to post until now; I’m just
trying out the new freeway, and its responsive design… and i’ve stumbled
across this problem…
and i’ve recreated it in a clean document to find that it is the google
fonts in the html markup is creating an issue with sub menus appearing…
Thanks for the reply, I cut and paste the CSS menu into a clean page and it worked fine, but then adding
The google font html markup that throws it, as soon as I delete it it works again
Uch appears some of my original message was missing,
I have created a CSS menu and the sub menus do not work when I have google fonts page markup applied. As soon as I delete this they appear and work normally
Thanks for the reply, I cut and paste the CSS menu into a clean page and
it worked fine, but then adding
The google font html markup that throws it, as soon as I delete it it
works again
I think your observation must be coincidence. The google font code is a
very small bit of code - 1 line. I can easily delete it from your example
page WHICH DOES NOTHING to affect the menu dropdowns. In contrast, the CSS
Menu generates a MOUNTAIN of code, which also has to work within Freeway’s
own messy auto code generation (e.g., style217, etc.).