[Perry Kolb]

Can this fix be handled in custom CSS?

or in a child them situation?

[Perry Kolb]

Tried this, no luck.

@media only screen and (max-width: 768px) {
.mobile-menu-container {
top: 44px;
z-index: 1000;
}
}

There is a gap between a small screen such as smart phone size and say an ipad in landscape position where the menu does not show up at the top. An ipad in portrait position is in this gap. If you want an an example, this very page that i am on right now at this site will demonstrate the issue. Also see attached screen shots.

 

 

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[Perry Kolb]

@media only screen and (max-width: 768px) {
.mobile-menu-container { top: 44px; }
}

This does do anything.  Any other ideas.

What i’m getting (either with or without it) is that on a wider screen the menus appear normal. When on an a desk top screen and I narrow it, there is a zone ranging from slightly larger than than an iPad in portrait to something smaller than an iPad in portrait where there are no menus.  Anything smaller gives me the drip down “where to?” menu, which is fine.  Its just the zone for an iPad in portrait that has no menu.

[Perry Kolb]

It was at my work computer so it has to be one of the latest versions.

[Perry Kolb]

Just to clarify the previous post. I first notice this on my CBOX site, Then when i went to post my issue in this forum, it was also occurring.

[Perry Kolb]

There was no noticeable change. I assume that the custom CSS is entered in the cbox theme options global area?

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