Can this be done? I converted and it went smooth except in mobile mode the menu bar from LBM Nav module still appears.
LBM Nav Converted to PMM3
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Posted 5 years ago
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I think the first thing to do is remove the masses of duplicate calls to css and js files. That would make it easier to ddebug.
Posted 5 years ago -
I din't think there is a routine to strip the LBMNAV code, so I believe you'd need to recreate your menu in PMM3 from scratch.
Perhaps a wishlist item/topic though?
HTH
Posted 5 years ago -
I think the first thing to do is remove the masses of duplicate calls to css and js files. That would make it easier to ddebug.
Is there a recommended method to perform this cleanup?
Posted 5 years ago -
I din't think there is a routine to strip the LBMNAV code, so I believe you'd need to recreate your menu in PMM3 from scratch.
Perhaps a wishlist item/topic though?
HTHThanks Sinclaire. I'll build from scratch. Would like to see another sub level added to the LBM menu.
Posted 5 years ago -
I din't think there is a routine to strip the LBMNAV code, so I believe you'd need to recreate your menu in PMM3 from scratch.
Perhaps a wishlist item/topic though?
HTHI removed the LBM Nav and starting building a PMM3 menu from scratch but cannot figure out how to remove the little bit of blue space above and below the menu shown when hovering over the drop down menu objects. I would like the black to fill the menu bar if possible.
Posted 5 years ago -
It's an inheritance thing coming from the padding values that you've got in the p7LBM0Custom-01 stylesheet on this rule.....
ul li {
padding: .2em 0em;
}Note that you have duplicates of the above in there in there - lines #25 - #58
I'd edit the p7PMM3-01 stylesheet, find this rule, around line #54....
.p7PM3-01 ul li {
list-style-type: none;
float: left;
position: relative;
}Add a padding:0; declaration to it.
HTH
Posted 5 years ago -
It's an inheritance thing coming from the padding values that you've got in the p7LBM0Custom-01 stylesheet on this rule.....
ul li {<br />
padding: .2em 0em;<br />
}
Note that you have duplicates of the above in there in there - lines #25 - #58
I'd edit the p7PMM3-01 stylesheet, find this rule, around line #54....
.p7PM3-01 ul li {<br />
list-style-type: none;<br />
float: left;<br />
position: relative;<br />
}
Add a padding:0; declaration to it.
HTHThanks!!!
Posted 5 years ago
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