Hi,
I am trying to understand how to use a default site-wise mobile menu.
First of all:
– I have different page templates, each one of them with different desktop header templates.
– I am NOT using the mobile plugin.
What I am trying to achieve:
1) When I am on desktop, use the headers defined in each page template
2) When I am on mobile, just use a simple mobile sticky template
What’s the issue:
– I am currently unable to see any mobile header
Stuff I have tried:
– I have tried designing a mobile header within the mobile header zone (as explained here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/header-manager/). The header doesn’t show up, I assume because it is trying to load the custom desktop header?
– I have tried creating a mobile header blank template. Problem with this is that, after I create it, I have no idea how to set it as the default header when visiting the website from mobile.
All in all I am _very_ confused because there are so many option and it is unclear how to set a default behavior. Can you please send some help? :'(
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This topic was modified 5 years by
SnakeEater.
Hello !
Please send us a link to your website in order to take a look. Also editing mobile templates is the same like editing on the desktop.
More information you can find in our Video Guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpGkOnJeNZY&t=5s
Thank you !
This doesn’t really answer my question.
Click on any article/news to see the missing menu on mobile.
Hello,
You can have a different header template if you use a mobile page for pages and cloud templates, for this you need to have assigned a mobile page for pages, for example like this => https://www.screencast.com/t/lektAhyjd after edit the mobile page with tagDiv Composer and convert the header template that you have for that page => https://www.screencast.com/t/udKjGPpf0, also for post create a mobile template, and you need to do the same steps like for page => https://www.screencast.com/t/wYK81I8RQ6Ub
Hope this helps you!
Thank you!
Thank you so much, Anamaria, this was exactly what I needed.
