[Patrick]

with the update to 1.2 I’ve run into an issue with the mobile menu not actually displaying anything. If you touch the blank area where it should be, the menu will work, but there is nothing really indicating that there is a menu there. Basically, it functions, if you know to click on the blank area to get the drop down.

[Scott]

I’m missing the entire Mobile menu, I have my menu located just below my header image. On the website it works great but move to the mobile version and it’s gone. I don’t nothing to click on at all.

Any ideas as to a fix? This occurred just after the 1.2 update.

Turned on Bread crumbs just in case and that’s not fixing it either.

[Patrick]

I did some more trouble shooting. I set up another site without any custom css. If I resize the desktop to mobile proportions, I do get a mobile menu, if I click anything in the mobile menu, When I bring it back to a normal desktop size there will be no regular menu in the normal desktop ratio.

[Sam Lowry]

I’m having the same problem. No mobile menu at all. I have no relevant custom CSS happening.

Thanks for a great theme though. It is perfect for my current project.
– SL

[Carlos Paz]

After the upgrade to 1.2 I lost my menu in the mobile version of the Site, how can it be solved, the theme is excellent, but without mobile menu can not work, help please..

[Angel-Grafik]

Have you created and modified the file “header.php” for your child theme?
Had same problem and found that this line had been added in version 1.2:
header.php line 39
<a id="nav-toggle"><span>&nbsp;</span></a>

Advice:
before updating the theme, make a local backup in a folder named with the theme version via a FTP client.
Update the theme and make a local backup in a folder named with the new theme version, and compare those two with a diff prog (Diff, Meld, etc.), espacialy thoses files modified via a child theme.
Very helpfull to discover the changes made and figure out where any problems could come from…

Hope this will help 😉

[coleburg]

Is this being fixed?

Thanks

[Carlos Paz]

Hello, I work as a freelance web designer and have been using some great Themes in wordpress, Tempera is an excellent theme both for those who do not know how to work with CSS and for those who can add more than the theme offers. Unfortunately a Great theme is not just one that is good for their general characteristics, but also provides very good support, so I’m seeing this theme support is very slow especially for important failures as this menu in mobile version. The menu problem may not be important to some, but for those who know the importance of access to a mobile website, we are forced to change theme, which I regret.

I hope developers realize this issue and rectify on it. The theme is very promising, I wish you good luck.

[Zed]

As Angel-Grafik pointed out above, if you’re using a child theme and have a header.php file in it, make sure you update the header code with the latest theme code (specifically the nav-toggle placeholder).

Otherwise, if you are using some caching plugin, force a cache clear to make your site render the latest styles and javascript code (both changed for the new mobile menu).

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[Patrick]

Clearing Cache didn’t solve the issue. No Child theme, all the custom css is within Tempera’s Custom CSS section. It’s really strange, if you click where the menu should be, the rest of the menu drops down. The Logo/header also ends up highlighted in a mint green.

[Zed]

Patrick, you customized the appearance of the menu. As a consequence the mobile menu placeholder is white on a white background:

#nav-toggle { background: #384B5C; }
should take care of the placeholder. However you’ll have to undo the rounded corners and padding on mobile devices.

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[Patrick]

DOH!
Thank you Zed!
The boss can have a a nicer looking mobile menu when he finally coughs up the coffee money for the template.

[Ben]

I too was experiencing the same problems as Patrick. I have now updated my header file to include the new line from Angel – I now get the mobile menu icon appear when viewing on mobile (or at a reduced browser size). However, clicking on this icon does nothing. Menu items do not appear. Is anyone able to assist? Thanks

(My first post on these forums, love the Tempera theme!)

[Asaf]

I have the same problem I updated parabola and toggle menu disapeared

[Kay]

@Ben, your menu works fine.

@Asaf, you have edited your theme quite a lot via the child theme. The new version brings a new mobile menu and that’s why you should change some of your child theme’s CSS.

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[Mark Wickham]

Hi,
I have the same issue when I check my website on my mobile and tap menu It redirects to a search page saying not found, tap again and see the menu briefly before it disappears. Any ideas on how I rectify?
Many Thanks

Mark

[Tawny]

Thank you so much for this answer. My child theme was overriding the header.php, and I spent ages trying to figure out why my mobil nav had disappeared.

Saved me hours of research – thanks!!!

[Tawny]

That was to comment #25980 Angel Grafik!

[Derek MacLean]

My mobile menu just doesn’t work, I click on it and the bar just turns blue and I don’t get a menu. Please help

[Zed]

Derenk, that’s because the “Leads” plugin you are using breaks Javascript on the entire site.

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