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Hello everyone,
I'm new to Adobe Muse so I don't know if the answer to this question is simple or not or if I missed something.
But when I preview my responsive site on a browser and I start resizing it less than 1339 px width, the burger burger disappears.
The mouse still indicates that I can click on something but the menu doesn't show the way I want it to be.
ANYONE CAN HELP ?
Thk you very much,
Leslie
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The culprit is the 3rd party widget „Animated Hamburger“ by „creativated.com".
My suggestion: Delete this widget and integrate the icon differently:
Select the „Title bar“ of the accordion widget and use the „Fill“ command to apply different images for the different states. If you want, you can’t apply transitions to the single states.
Here you find a reduced and modified version of your .muse file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pfa7llreh1n93rb/Lassoul.muse?dl=0
Two more hints:
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To help we would need some link or screenshot or, even better and faster, your muse-file.
Reduce it to your main issue, with only one page, save it with a new name into your "Creative Cloud Files" , rightclick onto the file and share a link with us.
Best Regards,
Uwe
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Ok
It's a one page site but the issue shows even when you preview the master page.
Here is the link:
Thk you!
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The culprit is the 3rd party widget „Animated Hamburger“ by „creativated.com".
My suggestion: Delete this widget and integrate the icon differently:
Select the „Title bar“ of the accordion widget and use the „Fill“ command to apply different images for the different states. If you want, you can’t apply transitions to the single states.
Here you find a reduced and modified version of your .muse file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pfa7llreh1n93rb/Lassoul.muse?dl=0
Two more hints:
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okkk thank you !
thks for the tips.. I've only just started using yesterday so there is a lot I don't know and a lot I'm trying to understand concerning responsive design.
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No problems! You know, where to ask!