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mrjasonweaver / flexnav

A jQuery plugin for responsive menus
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Flex Nav Sub Menus Not Hiding #161

Closed tcertain closed 10 years ago

tcertain commented 10 years ago

Flex Nav Sub Menus not hiding when page is opened for first time, on any device

bethan commented 10 years ago

Have you solved this issue? I'm having the same problem. When unzip the folder from github, and look at the demo files then all menu items are displayed. Also no arrows are shown.

mrjasonweaver commented 10 years ago

You have to have the files on a local server or change jquery to call a local version.

tcertain commented 10 years ago

Umm, your own demo shows the nav as not hiding in latest FF on Windows7

Tena On 8/5/2014 10:54 AM, Jason Weaver wrote:

Closed #161 https://github.com/indyplanets/flexnav/issues/161.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/indyplanets/flexnav/issues/161#event-149284360.

tcertain commented 10 years ago

@bethan - no it has not been fixed, just got the reply via indyplanets. Obviously indyplanets has not opened the zip and tried it, because they closed the issue on me. flexnav

mrjasonweaver commented 10 years ago

@tcertain Your first comment said nothing about FF. The demo here: http://jasonweaver.name/lab/flexiblenavigation/ works fine for all devices I have to test on.

Since the call to jQuery is trying to hit a CDN you'll need to throw the files in an area on your local machine that's served by a local web server. I use python for a simple web server: python -m SimpleHTTPServer. Or you can change the call to jQuery to a local version.

mrjasonweaver commented 10 years ago

@bethan You can change this line: https://github.com/indyplanets/flexnav/blob/master/index.html#L185 in index.html to a local path to a local version of jQuery that you've downloaded. I promise it'll work after that.

mrjasonweaver commented 10 years ago

@tcertain https://github.com/indyplanets/flexnav/issues/161#issuecomment-51232835 is the snarkiest comment I've ever gotten from someone using my free software.

tcertain commented 10 years ago

Very frustrating to download something and it not work as is, free or paid for. Was not trying to be "snarky". Sorry for the inconvenience. I see that it does work after you put a copy of jquery inside the unzipped file folder and change the source code in the index.html file to read