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  1. Andrew Misplon Staff

    Hi Alejandro

    We unfortunately don’t yet have a section up for this at the moment.

    Here is a small portfolio site: http://hitdelete.com/.
    Here is a one page landing site: http://mailsignup.co.za/.
    Here is a small business site: http://chandlinghotelsupplies.co.za/

    Not the best examples but all I can think of right now.

  2. Ovidiu Zeicu

    Maybe some sites I’ve made can help you:
    http://galaxyfeud.com/
    http://slopain.com/
    http://sjrenvironmental.com/
    http://www.niagarafleamarket.ca/
    http://biorom.eu/
    http://admin.itfc.com.au/
    http://tmt-transactions.com/

    Some are pretty basic websites based on client’s needs, budget or/and preferences, but some was screwed up by the clients, unfortunately…. choose whatever you see fit for convincing your client.

    • Greg Priday Staff

      Wow Ovidiu! Very impressed at how much you were able to customize Vantage.

  3. Alejandro Lamothe Cervera

    Guauu
    Thanks for the fast responses and excelent examples
    Question
    How can I make the menu to stay at the top of the screen in the mobile?

  4. Andrew Misplon Staff

    Some lovely sites there Ovidiu, thanks for sharing!

    @Alejandro at the moment the sticky menu is unfortunately turned off on mobile – this is done by default. The original thinking behind this was based on usability best practices. There isn’t currently a setting to revert this but we do have it logged as a feature request.

  5. Alejandro Lamothe Cervera

    Can we have a button that opens the menu, so the user does not have to look for it all the way to the top of the page?

  6. Andrew Misplon Staff

    Sure can:

    <a href="#" class="mobilenav-main-link" data-id="1"><span class="mobile-nav-icon"></span>Navigate</a>

    You could set that up with a Text widget perhaps. You might also hide the button until your chosen breakpoint:

    .mobilenav-main-link { display: none; }
@media (max-width: 680px) {
.mobilenav-main-link { display: block; }
}

    Something like that.

  7. Alejandro Lamothe Cervera

    I will try it, thanks very much

  8. Andrew Misplon Staff

    For sure.

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