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Problem with menu from ja_elastica n other jquery
11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #2099
by abercrombiegirl
Problem with menu from ja_elastica n other jquery was created by abercrombiegirl
Hi there,
Thank you in advance for the given attention.
Im desperately trying to make my website work properly but since i lack of almost any IT knowledge its being hard.
One of the problems i have now is that I installed the ja_elastica template on my joomla website which contains virtuemart, cb and vmvendor among others, and this template contains a megamenu.js, which seems not able to work with its all functionalities whenever i put a responsive slider module on the same page (as the following, extensions.joomla.org/extensions/ads-a-a...ner-management/23007 , that i purchased and installed on my website). All in all, the jquery is causing so much trouble, and i installed jquery easy and followed some advice the admin gives in other situations but nothing changes.
Any help would be extremely appreciated.
thank you all!
Thank you in advance for the given attention.
Im desperately trying to make my website work properly but since i lack of almost any IT knowledge its being hard.
One of the problems i have now is that I installed the ja_elastica template on my joomla website which contains virtuemart, cb and vmvendor among others, and this template contains a megamenu.js, which seems not able to work with its all functionalities whenever i put a responsive slider module on the same page (as the following, extensions.joomla.org/extensions/ads-a-a...ner-management/23007 , that i purchased and installed on my website). All in all, the jquery is causing so much trouble, and i installed jquery easy and followed some advice the admin gives in other situations but nothing changes.
Any help would be extremely appreciated.
thank you all!
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