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Hello,
How can we get the whole word to act as the menu button and display the sub-items instead of just the arrow icon on the vertical menu?Best,
SylvanThis field is Private Content.
Hello, @bold-promo,
To address this issue, please follow these steps:
Navigate to the Dashboard.
Proceed to “Porto.”
Access “Theme options.”
Select “Skins.”
Choose “Custom CSS.”
Paste the provided code at the bottom of the black box.
Save the settings.To view the changes on your site, clear your browser cache and revisit your website.
#header .sidebar-menu li.menu-item > .arrow{width:100% !important; text-align: right !important; z-index:9999999999 !important;}Best Regards,
PThemes Team.Thanks a lot Aizaz!
Any way to keep the sub-menu items open after clicking an item so we have a visual hierarchy of where we are in the navigation (see attached wanted.png vs current.png)
Best,
SylvanHello, @bold-promo,
Unfortunately, I can’t access your site URL because it is password protected. You can see the issue here: https://postimg.cc/2V1d0N0k. Please check and share the access with us so I can assist you further.
Best Regards,
PThemes Team.Hello, @bold-promo,
Thanks for sharing the password. I’ve checked the site, but unfortunately, there isn’t a setting or option in the theme for this at the moment. Implementing these changes would require additional customization, which falls outside our basic support policy.
Thanks for your understanding.
Best Regards,
PThemes Team.Hey Sylvan,
Great question! If you want the whole word to act as the menu button and show the sub-items instead of just the arrow icon on the vertical menu, here’s what you can do:
Go to your Dashboard.
Click on “Porto.”
Look for “Theme options” and click on it.
Find “Skins.”
Select “Custom CSS.”
Now, paste the code provided at the bottom of the black box.
Save your settings.
Remember to clear your browser cache and then check your website to see the changes.As for keeping the sub-menu items open after clicking an item for a visual hierarchy, unfortunately, it seems that your theme doesn’t support this feature out of the box. It would need some extra customization work, which isn’t covered by the basic support.
Hope this helps!
Hello, @tahaseo,
If you want to open the sub-menu items in the mobile menu by clicking on the parent menu item, you can use the CSS code shared earlier in this topic. However, if you prefer to have the sub-menu items displayed by default when the mobile menu opens, additional customization is required. For this, please contact our customization team. I hope this explanation clarifies both scenarios.
Best Regards,
PThemes Team.
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