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How to add a hamburger menu with sliding pane in the Bare 960 Responsive template
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- First published November 12, 2023
- 649 hits
In many situations, the main menu of a site may be too big for consumption on a mobile device. One of the many techniques to make a menu responsive and mobile-friendly, is to have the menu transform into a 'hamburger'-style icon (hence, the 'hamburger' menu name) once the site's viewport becomes too small.
The selection of the hamburger icon then results in the opening of a pane, which contains the then hidden menu.
The Bare 960 Responsive template features that functionality out of the box.
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Add font icons to menu items on your site (Joomla 3)
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- First published September 06, 2016
- 7635 hits
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Menu Icons
Adding a pictogramme to a menu item is visually appealing and useful to visitors of a site.
Joomla!'s core allows the use of images for such task (link image
parameter), but font icons have a definite advantage over them:
- Icons resize and look sharp on any device,
- their color can be changed easily through the use of CSS,
- no more loading of images,
- the icons may already be loaded on the page through the template's fonts.
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Troubleshoot blank screen after installing/updating an extension
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- First published April 08, 2016
- 18183 hits
- For:
- Any Simplify Your Web extension that relies on the lib_syw external library
Once in a while users come across a blank screen on the public side of their website. Rarely they may have the same experience on some administrator console pages.
While this could be a bug introduced by the latest extension update, it actually is most likely an issue with the external library that is necessary for most of our extensions to work.
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- Category: Tutorials
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Troubleshoot missing styles and scripts (access permissions errors)
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- First published October 13, 2015
- 10496 hits
- For:
- Any Simplify Your Web extension that has an output display
After installing any of the Simplify Your Web extensions (or after moving the site to a different server with different settings), some users may experience issues with the extension's HTML output. No matter the setup, the output does not look anything like any of the demos or screenshots that the user has seen...
Feelings of disappointment occur (it should work from the start, right?). What is really happening?
This tutorial will help you diagnose the issue (or confirm it) and guide you to help you fix it.
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- Category: Tutorials
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Troubleshoot: I don't see changes on my site when I change the parameters
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- First published October 13, 2015
- 8817 hits
After installing an extension, no matter what parameters you have set, the output does not come out right on the public site. Elements don't change appearance or may not be stylized at all.
What is happening?
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Troubleshoot: Fatal or Class SYW... not found error
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- First published April 27, 2017
- 12927 hits
The issue
It's been reported a few times that suddenly, after an update, fatal errors or Class not found errors can occur when accessing an extension or a page hosting a Simplify Your Web extension.
Although a major issue (since it may crash the site on some pages), it is easily fixable.
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