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2013-11-12, 18:09:54
OK. I think I fixed the issue above. After some research I added the following CSS.
.nav-collapse.collapse.in {
height: auto !important;
}
This pushed the content down when a SUBMENU item was clicked on or pressed on with a mobile device.
Now onto the next problem. The above worked great on a PC (Even with the browser size decreased) but when on an actual mobile each submenu option just brings you back the same page. The submenu just rolls back up and dose not go to the destination page.
After more research it may have been a bug in twitter bootstrap 2.2 and could have been fixed in version 2.3. I tried and copy over the Bootstrap.css and JS files but the problem still happens. I believe the bootstrap version in the template is 2.2 - is that correct?
Has anyone had the same issue. How can I update the version of twitter bootstrap correctly to test it out?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
.nav-collapse.collapse.in {
height: auto !important;
}
This pushed the content down when a SUBMENU item was clicked on or pressed on with a mobile device.
Now onto the next problem. The above worked great on a PC (Even with the browser size decreased) but when on an actual mobile each submenu option just brings you back the same page. The submenu just rolls back up and dose not go to the destination page.
After more research it may have been a bug in twitter bootstrap 2.2 and could have been fixed in version 2.3. I tried and copy over the Bootstrap.css and JS files but the problem still happens. I believe the bootstrap version in the template is 2.2 - is that correct?
Has anyone had the same issue. How can I update the version of twitter bootstrap correctly to test it out?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
