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I have a site that uses the Birdseye 2 theme, and I'm wanting to have it so the navigation menu only appears on the mobile version of the site -- mostly so I can hide the desktop navigation which doesn't work so well on mobile. I don't want the menu to display on the desktop version - it really clashes with the rest of the website.
I have read about turning off the 'responsiveness' of the theme - and edit the versions seperately - would that be the way to go?
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I think I've decided what I might do - switch to a theme with collapsable menu and turn that on - put the background and theme colour to something that blends in with the page.
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Hi Adam,
The site is in 'live beta test' -- and there's a few backup versions with various bits of SEO code on and off trying to figure this out - https://adipose-beta.weebly.com/ has the code to turn everything 'off' and seems to be the prefered version at the moment.
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Are your pages hidden from navigation?
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At the moment, yes. But there's custom code disabling the menu too.
<style>
.no-header-page .main-wrap {
top-padding: 0px !important;
}
.birdseye-header {
display: none !important;
}
</style>
<header style="position: relative; top: -100px;">
I've tried on other sites to unhide pages from nav, still get rid of the desktop menu - but keep a mobile menu. So far it's both or neither.
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I think I've decided what I might do - switch to a theme with collapsable menu and turn that on - put the background and theme colour to something that blends in with the page.
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That makes sense to me and is another good way to go about it.
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