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QUESTION
This menu works if there is only one. But if I wanted to do 2 of them, the
window.onclick = function(event)
only works for one menu. Why is that and is it easily fixable? How could I make the 2 menus work the same?.. javascript only please.. No jquery.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-23 at 22:40You need to pass the id
of your dropdown as a parameter of your openDrop()
function, here is a quick fix:
QUESTION
I have a Dropdown component which uses onClick={this.openDrop} on a button located inside the component. The component is as following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-21 at 07:20You need to pass the a props to your inner component so that when that props will received using componentWillReceiveProps
then you can set your state, just an eg.
QUESTION
The dropdown in this website normally (large window) 'opens' when the cursor hovers over it. I want the dropdown to change this and open via clicking, but only after the window size is small enough (when top navbar becomes sliding sidebar). Thank you to anyone who helps me.
Edit: The problem is almost fixed, only need the dropdown to close when the button is clicked again.
Here is all of my code (HTML, CSS and JavaScript):
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-23 at 11:23Your issue is in this line:
QUESTION
So, I'm having trouble with when I am running my page and resizing the browser / on mobile the drop down menu becomes uncentered and runs off the page. I think I have to fix my padding levels but I am not sure where and when I have, it has messed up more than what I was fixing.
Any help, helps!
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...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-09 at 20:07You can a @media
breakpoint to target a certain browser width in order to reduce the font-size for the menu for the now smaller screen size.
QUESTION
I've been reading things online for awhile and have not figured out the correct way to use the setTimeout function.. any reason why?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-05 at 21:06You can use JQuery's delay() method in this case, no need for setTimeout
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