[Pro] El Capitan Ate My Hamburger (Menu)

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I moved this site to a new computer running El Capitan and made some very minor edits. I didn’t touch the CSS Menu at all. I updated all the resources, but the hamburger menu is not showing up when published. There is still a clickable space where the hamburger should be, but it’s “invisible.”

I don’t think it has anything really to do with El Capitan. I used David’s Example to implement a jQuery Sticky Menu. It was working fine until I transferred machines, so I’m missing something.

One clue is this

JWSLOT : Situs Slot Gacor Terpopuler, Link JW SLOT Terbaru Anti Nawala Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

But I’m not following the bread crumbs to a solution…

Help please?

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You are using a relative link to the stickycontent.css file - how did you upload it?

href=“_css/stickycontent.css”/>

This may not be the source of your problem but get that file onto the server and lets see what happens.

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The actual problem appears to be that the path to the image that is used for your hamburger has not been set

    background-image: url('../');

Try unsetting the Hamburger image - publish the page, reset the image, republish and reupload.

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David,

Resetting the image helped. It’s now showing at the smaller breakpoints. I am just using FW to upload everything. Developer tools is still kicking back an error that the stickycontent is missing, but I can’t see that I ever uploaded it separately before. (Even if I did upload it manually via FTP, it should still be on the server). I’m not sure if this error is a real problem or not.

Regardless, thanks for finding my hamburger!

Doty

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can’t see that I ever uploaded it separately before. (Even if I did upload it manually via FTP, it should still be on the server).

Well you added the markup for it

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="_css/stickycontent.css"/>

So if it is not at that correct relative path (_css/stickycontent.css) then you need to fix it so it is.

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Hi David,

I uploaded the stickycontent.css, but I don’t like what it’s doing. This version does not have the stickycontent.css and this version does

The sticky content is applied to the nav menu. When I upload the custom css info, it makes the nav menu too tall w/ extra space under the buttons. Also, when triggered, there is a white line under the nav menu.

Funny thing is, I don’t think I realized my error in omitting the stickycontent.css until I switched computers. This file has operated for over a year without it!

David, as always, I’m most grateful for your wizardry!

Doty

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If you are happy without it then simply delete this line from your markup

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="_css/stickycontent.css"/>

Job done.

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Sweet! Easiest thing I’ll do all day! You’re the best David!

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