What about adding a top bar to the menu bar on mobile?
What I am trying to accomplish is to have an always present button on the mobile site. The initial idea was to do have a layout like the one attached but I think I'd like to keep the full logo so I'm trying to figure out an alternate.
Perhaps repurposing the "got to top" button on mobile but remove the padding so it sits closer to the bottom of the browser would work.
Unfortunately it's a bit out of my scope so any help is appreciated.
Hmm i tried to do a solution for you for 30 minutes but i don't know any good one for the moment, maybe the best way is to place the button on your slider.
You can read Revoluton Slider documentation on this page.
UPDATE: I used a plugin called "advanced floating content" to build a sticky footer and added a styled link. I then hid the sticky footer on displays over 768px and hid the theme footer under 768px. It seems to be working well. :)
I would like make the footer on the mobile version of my site, sticky. Are you able to suggest a way to accomplish this?
Hi there,
I'm sorry but this is not completely possible. The only solution is this:
@media screen and (max-width: 992px) { .main-footer.fixed-footer { position: fixed; z-index: 999999999 !important; height: 130px; } }What about adding a top bar to the menu bar on mobile?
What I am trying to accomplish is to have an always present button on the mobile site. The initial idea was to do have a layout like the one attached but I think I'd like to keep the full logo so I'm trying to figure out an alternate.
Perhaps repurposing the "got to top" button on mobile but remove the padding so it sits closer to the bottom of the browser would work.
Unfortunately it's a bit out of my scope so any help is appreciated.
Hi there,
Hmm i tried to do a solution for you for 30 minutes but i don't know any good one for the moment, maybe the best way is to place the button on your slider.
You can read Revoluton Slider documentation on this page.
UPDATE: I used a plugin called "advanced floating content" to build a sticky footer and added a styled link. I then hid the sticky footer on displays over 768px and hid the theme footer under 768px. It seems to be working well. :)
Hi,
I'm glad to hear that