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Hi
Thanks very much for your excellent themes and plug-ins.
I saw your video on the one page Web sites, but I’m having a problem getting it to work with Vantage premium. The menu at the top of the page (under the mast head) is hiding the top of row of the section when it is accessed with the menu.
I suspect I need some type of css hack or something to make it work. I don’t want to put huge padding at the top of the row because it will spoil the aesthetics of the page. I also want a menu that stays at the top of the page as it is scrolled.
Is there a solution? If so, what can you recommend?
Sorry I can’t show you a site as I’m still playing with a proof of concept on local host.
Thanks
This thread is being handled by premium support. For archival reasons, I’m going to include my response here also. Barry please reply to the thread over premium support, and not over the forum.
Hi Barry,
Vantage requires the excellent Page scroll to id to work in a similar manner to the one described in the video. Once installed, please navigate to WP Admin > Settings > Page scroll to id. Ensure that the Enable on WordPress Menu Links setting is enabled.
This will allow the plugin to work with the WordPress menu. Then navigate down to the Offset setting. You’ll need to input an offset for it to work as desired with SiteOrigin Page Builder. Typically 150px to 250px is the ideal range. You will however have to adjust it to your liking.
Let me know if this helps.