[AlwaysSunny]

Hiya folks,

I didn’t care for the menu placement, so I created an empty “dummy” menu assigned to Primary Navigation.
This removes the menu and prevents the area associated with the menu from drawing, which is great!
However, when the responsive size kicks in, it still draws the ubiquitous three-bar-button for mobile.
Clicking on this button expands a tiny (~3 pixel) menu area, but because the menu is empty, it serves no purpose.

I’d like to either…
1) prevent this button from displaying OR
2) have a menu which is ONLY drawn when this button is pressed

Are either of these things trivial changes? I’m somewhat comfortable with editing child themes, but haven’t been able to make this change on my own.

Thanks VERY MUCH for any support, and thanks to Cryout for making the best darn free theme I’ve ever seen. Will definitely be supporting you guys – that much more if I can really nail the look and feel I’m after!

[Kay]

Hey AlwaysSunny (in Philadelphia?),

The easiest way is to hide the mobile menu completely. Here’s the CSS you should add to your Custom CSS area in the Tempera theme settings (or a child theme’s style.css)

a#nav-toggle {
    display: none !important;
}

Good luck!

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[AlwaysSunny]

Kaaaaaay! I might never’ve found that – thanks SO much for the help!

Fast, effective, friendly support for your free-version users? I’m sold. You’ll have a new customer when I take this site live.

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