Hi everyone - anyone know how to disable the panel trigger button in Responsive template, without editing template.css?
Joomla 3.2
Thanks
Ian

Have you tried making sure no modules are positioned to the panel positions?

Cheers
Paul

Thank you Paul. I'm not sure how that module is working, but it's done the job
Ian

no problem

HI Paul - panel 1 doesn't show up in preview, or in the layout in template details. Where can I find it other than in the position selector?
Thanks
Ian

ah - which verison of responsive are we looking at?

Cheers
Paul

1.2.5. Is there a later one?

Sorry wasn't clear - which plugin are you using zengrid or T3?

Looks like T3 - but I'm not certain how to tell...

If you open up the template admin

In the general tab of the admin - does it say

Framework Information
Name:T3 Framework

Sorry Paul - I should know by now! It's T3...

If you view the layout tab
at the bottom should be text in blue "more"

This is where the panel positions live in the layout

Cheers
Paul

Thanks Paul - it was staring me in the face. The T3 version is 1.4.1, btw.
I'm now wrestling with media queries - could you give me a hand on this one if you have time please?
I'm just playing with the site at the moment, but I want to see what can be achieved.

www.leadbetters.co.uk/newsite

I've put a blue background behind the horizontal menu, but it's not working on my iPhone, so I want to switch it off for mobile devices.
I've found the code below, but it's not working for me - it just removes the css from the desktop browser. Any idea where I'm going wrong?

@media handheld, screen and (max-width: 500px) {

#navwrap ul.nav
{
background-color:#004f9d;
border:1px solid;
border-radius:20px;
border-color:#004f9d;
}
}

An alternative to switching it off for mobile devices would be to get the blue background working properly - you can see what happens if you make the browser window narrow...

Thanks again
Ian

@media screen and (max-width: 500px) {

#navwrap ul.nav {background:none;}

}

does that do the trick?

Cheers
Paul

That does the trick Paul - I wasn't seeing the logic before.
However, the blue background doesn't behave quite right on the desktop browser when you reduce the width of the screen.
Why does only half the background appear when it gets narrow? In some ways it would be good to get it working properly…
Thanks again
Ian

The styling and the positioning mean the radius doesn't have the space to apply

we are moving a bit beyond normal membership here but

@media (max-width: 800px) {
#navwrap .nav-collapse {
background-color: #004f9d;
border-radius: 20px;
padding:14px

}
}

Is what I would play around with

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul - sorry if I overstepped the mark. It worked perfectly of course. I just have to figure out why now, but it's a brilliant guide for me.
Many thanks for your help again,
Ian

Hi Ian,

Its ok - we do try our best to help

I'm using Chrome developer tools and checking the divs by right clicking (inspect the element) and then looking at css applying

Cheers
Paul

Thanks Paul. Chrom developer better than Firefox?

And the JoomlaBamboo team is always incredibly helpful