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I’m using
elementorand I have a problem with anchors that are not jumping to the correct place since (I guess…) I’ve changed my menu height to 120px and I set it assticky.When I try to use an anchor, the text that should be visible (eg:
<h2 id="testimonials">heading for my anchor</h2>) stays hidden bellow the menu.I’ve tried to use IDs for anchors both way (
<div id="testimonials">...</div>) and anchors (<a name="testimonials"></a>) and they are not working as expected… -
Hi there,
Elementor automatically adds its own Smooth Scroll function to the site.
Which will be controlling the anchor position.
In the past it was not possible to change that behaviour.
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Hi Fernando,
In my case,
elementordon’t corrected this and I think that the cause was thecustom logo sizein my css (see the reference here).The problem is, once you select a custom
logo size, allmenuandsub-menuitems will have the same size. If you don’t want that, you have to use customcssand that’s the reason whyelementornot correct the problem automatically.What I did, since I have custom sizes and
generatepressdoesn’t have an option to select independent sizes forlogoandsub-menu items, was to look for a fix…And… I did found a fix here.
Isn’t this an issue to contemplate in
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Isn’t this an issue to contemplate in generatepress core files?
Yes, we can not add this CSS to GP as most GP users do not use Elementor and this will be extra weight for their sites.
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I have to look for a fix because:
generatepress doesn’t have an option to select independent sizes for logo and sub-menu items…
What I think
generatepressteam could do, is to add an option to have different sizes for those elements, sincegeneratepressalso have option to add a sticky menu to the sites.Am I wrong, or there’s something that I’m not seeing?
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The issue only exists on the mobile header, if you are using the regular header, then you can control the logo size without affecting the menu item height 🙂
But yes, what you said also makes sense, I’ll mark this as an improvement request for GP.
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Great, Ying!
Mobile headers are a must these days…
Thanks. Have a nice day!
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You are welcome 🙂
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Hi,
I’m still having a problem on this..
Bellow I will leave the details, but the issue is that this solutions is overlaping other element on the page making a link un-clickable (both mobile and desktop).
Please help!
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I manage to solve this with z-index. Thanks!
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Glad to hear that 🙂
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