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QUESTION
Previously I had .container-fluid.megamenusip {overflow-y: scroll} which worked until it didn't (it broke the menu open/close button).
In a mobile view how do I scroll through each mega menu?
If I add back .container-fluid.megamenusip {overflow-y: scroll} it doesn't resolve the issue.
The live site is here.
Help appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 08:39It doesn't make sense to keep header fixed for mobiles. Already real-estate is very less there. For mobiles make header relative/static and for desktops keep it sticky.
I couldn't get your code in OP working like the website. So tried things on the website itself using Dev tools.
Following CSS makes header non fixed for small screens:
QUESTION
Our mobile menu works fine in Chrome & Firefox on a Pixel 5.
On an iPhone 5s (the only iPhone I have), an iPad Mini 2 and on an older iPad, the burger menu open & close icons do not show.
On a non-retina desktop display where Chrome & Firefox work in responsive mode (mobile viewport width), Safari will show the mobile menu open icon, but not the close icon.
The open icon is three pipes rotated 90deg: |||
The close icon is a font-awesome symbol:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 05:44Please try this css in your code
QUESTION
In a mobile viewport, from the menu, when you select 'Product', then scroll down and select 'Solution', the page does not automatically scroll back up to see Solution and the top of its mega menu.
I've tried adjusting the function showMenu(self) by adding:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 08:26You need to use this.scrollIntoView(true) in the click event handler. Which will make the mega-drop-down touch top edge of the viewport.
You can play with the input parameters to get different results.
QUESTION
In the demo below, when in a mobile viewport <=768px I do the following:
- Click on Product, to open Product's mega menu.
- Scroll down, and click on Resources.
- I expect Product's mega menu to close, and Resource's mega menu to open.
- What happens is Product's mega menu closes, but Resource's mega menu doesn't open.
The problem doesn't exist working in the reverse order, i.e. opening Resource's mega menu first, then clicking on Product to close Resource's mega menu, and opening Product's mega menu (this works fine).
I've considered if an element is overlapping the correct item and preventing the right element from being clicked - I don't think this is the case.
You'll need to click the burger menu @ top right to see what happens.
Help appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 06:40Remove display: none; from .mega-menu:
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I'm trying to make a grid of divs with position: absolute scale responsively.
When the viewport of the demo is 1100px (viewable by clicking Full Page in the demo below) the vertical and horizontal spacing between the
However, when the viewport width changes to 850px and below, the vertical spacing increases faster than the horizontal spacing.
I've calculated the #entn's top: % value based on the % height of height: 875px;. However, this does not scale as the viewport width decreases.
Help appreciated.
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Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 09:40You could use the grid CSS, but in a grid layout, you can merge the row or columns. So you can't achieve the same result as your aspect.
I have added a CSS solution for you. Just used "calc" CSS function. please check. I think this is what you need. Feel free to comment if you have any questions.
QUESTION
When the viewport is 768px or less, we want the a.mega-drop-down links to open on click, rather than on hover as it is for desktop.
The problem is the first click doesn't do anything.
Only subsequent clicks do something.
How do we make the first click on a.mega-drop-down function in the mobile viewport the same way subsequent clicks do?
You will need to adjust the code preview viewport down to 768px or below to avoid the desktop hover effect taking place.
Help appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 05:17I added .mega-drop-down>a{pointer-events: none; } inside media query to prevent click and use toggleClass('hide-block') instead of hide() method for mega-menu element hide/show and few lines change in style for adding .hover class only for below 768px screen and in script I changed something like hide() method to removeClass() and toggle() to toggleClass().
I hope below snippet will help you a lot.
QUESTION
The problem
Here's my function :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 09:58If it's a endpoint I think you have to use SDK special type for that like ManagedVec so that Node can know how to serialize/deserialize it.
So maybe try this :
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I'm trying to create an elrond smart contract that would allow multiple elements to be sent at once to reduce the number of transactions to send the initial information to the contract.
To do so, I'm using an endpoint that takes into an argument a VarArgs of MultiArg3
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 17:40Since you are using a struct the ManagedBuffer inside the struc are nested encoded. Which means you need to add the length of the ManagedBuffer before it.
Luckily there is a shortcut for that by using the nested: prefix.
So your arguments would look like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to get the data of a single struct and the data of a list of this struct in view methods in a smart contract. The struct would be something like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 12:10In mandos, you should expect this as out:
QUESTION
I'm trying to run the below mandos test, but when running erdpy contract test, the test fails and returns the following error: FAIL: address in "setState" "newAddresses" field should have SC format: address:the_crowdfunding_contract.
The test code is the one from the elrond smart contract tutorial, part 1.
What is the correct format of the SC address in the setState step?
Versions used:
- erdpy: 1.0.21
- elrod-wasm: 0.22.9
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-14 at 22:39SmartContract addresses in mandos should be prefixed using sc:instead of address:
So the correct test would look like this:
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