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The site I am currently developing is supposed to have a burger/mobile menu for all screen sizes, so I selected the last header type ( #19 )
With the light header type option selected I can see that the menu is there (mouse pointer changes on rollover) but it is white on a white background.
In WP additional CSS page I tried editing the CSS to
.hamburger-icon: { color: #414141 !important }
but it had no effect. Changing the background colour of the icon kind of works:
.hamburger-icon: { background-color: #414141 !important }
So I am nearly there – just not seeing the actual menu.
I tried looking at previous answers and they refer to a header builder and something called WCAG, which I don’t appear to have. What is that?
Hello,
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.hamburger-icon {
background-color: #ff9001;
}
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Regards
Hi Rose,
I had already changed the theme Global CSS as you suggested and am not getting a visible icon.
As you can see from the screenshot, the css is in place but the icon is not showing. One strange thing I do notice is when I ‘Inspect’ in Chrome there is another area above the header highlighted in the top bar.
I tried changing the top bar colour to see if the icon was appearing twice but it is invisible both in the position it should be and the area in the top bar.
Hello Tony Gillham,
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Regards
OK well it is now working… I think maybe my cache wasn’t cleared. There is another issue with WPBakery front end but I will create a new ticket for that if it has not already been addressed in these forums,
Thanks
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