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I was curious if you can share how you addressed when this is in mobile view. I image you can style a "+" to open the child elements of that parent that is now clickable but I would think that means altering the NavWalker more to now address gaining access to make the child elements clickable inside the hamburger menu.
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This s still a working answer!!! Thanks for saving the day!
Is it possible to set this on desktop version only and maintain the mobile version as standard?
Is it possible to set this on desktop version only and maintain the mobile version as standard?
This is a very good question @bodaiz . I will think conditions could be added to "class-wp-bootstrap-navwalker.php" to allow for this. My concern is that this will revert the parent to not having a working href as assigned. The issue with the above solution(patch) is that it render the touch toggle mobile unusable. @kokoruz To your point, in my end the "+" does toggle the dropdown on mobile, but I don't remember is this functionality is out of the box or I added it. Thoughts?
What helped the mobile implementation on my end was adding "border: 1px solid #eee;" to the toggle class (the "+"). This helps the user notice there are two-click points, one to toggle and the parent link.
Thank still works
thanks that works
Thanks Man Helped me lot :)