Try opening your functions.php file and changing these items:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
to this:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome-2\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome-2\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
Also, if you’re using page transitions, change the method to the standard option form the “AJAX” one
OK - seems odd to have to change the parent theme - that is the point of having a child theme. I made the change in the parant theme and the menu still does not show.
Hi Tahir and Dotty - I have the same problem Dotty described. I inserted the custom CSS code under Salient General Settings -> Custom CSS code, but a menu does not appear on the mobile device (I can see the menu on Dotty\'s updated site, so it\'s not my phone). What I do see is all white space, but touching that area a blue rectangle appears which then pops up the menu. Screenshot attached from the section I inserted the CSS code (I also removed the reference to \"important\" to get rid of the triangle warning, but same result). Thx .... Mike.
Thanks, Tahir. I\'m all set now. A friend had the same issue and suggested doing this, which worked:
\"Made a copy of header.php in the Salient theme and saved it to the Salient child theme. Changed \"icon-reorder\" to \"fa fa-bars\" in header.php in the Salient child theme.\"
The mobile menu on this testing site is blank. I am not seeing any settings for it either. Please let me know how to adjust the mobile menu.
Dotty
Hey,
Try opening your functions.php file and changing these items:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
to this:
wp_enqueue_style(\'font-awesome-2\');
wp_register_style(\'font-awesome-2\', get_template_directory_uri() . \'/css/font-awesome.min.css\');
Also, if you’re using page transitions, change the method to the standard option form the “AJAX” one
Cheers
ThemeNectar Support Team
I added these 2 lines to the child theme functions.php file, and I am not using page transitions. Menu still does not show.
Hey ,
You have to edit the parent theme functions.php .
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
OK - seems odd to have to change the parent theme - that is the point of having a child theme. I made the change in the parant theme and the menu still does not show.
Hey,
Nevermind the font-awesome change. You can revert it to how it was.
@media only screen and (max-width: 1000px) and (min-width: 1px) { #slide-out-widget-area .mobile-only { display: block !important; }}ThemeNectar Support Team
Thanks - that worked!
Hi Tahir and Dotty - I have the same problem Dotty described. I inserted the custom CSS code under Salient General Settings -> Custom CSS code, but a menu does not appear on the mobile device (I can see the menu on Dotty\'s updated site, so it\'s not my phone). What I do see is all white space, but touching that area a blue rectangle appears which then pops up the menu. Screenshot attached from the section I inserted the CSS code (I also removed the reference to \"important\" to get rid of the triangle warning, but same result). Thx .... Mike.
Hey ,
The !important is needed and the triangle can be ignored.
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Thanks, Tahir. Sorry I wasn\'t more clear - I tried this both with and without !important but neither approach worked.
Would it make sense for us to do a brief phone call with screenshare?
Mike
Hey Again Mike,
Please create a private ticket with your login details. You likely have plugin or server cache thats causing the css to not show up on the frontend.
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Thanks, Tahir. I\'m all set now. A friend had the same issue and suggested doing this, which worked:
\"Made a copy of header.php in the Salient theme and saved it to the Salient child theme. Changed \"icon-reorder\" to \"fa fa-bars\" in header.php in the Salient child theme.\"
Mike