Menu that open by itself after clicking on the link of a parent category
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When I click on parent category, the page load but the menu re-open if the pointer of the mouse is still present.
What do you recommend so that the menu does not re-open immediately ?
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When I click on parent category, the page load but the menu re-open if the pointer of the mouse is still present.
What do you recommend so that the menu does not re-open immediately ?
magento2 custom-menu
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When I click on parent category, the page load but the menu re-open if the pointer of the mouse is still present.
What do you recommend so that the menu does not re-open immediately ?
magento2 custom-menu
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When I click on parent category, the page load but the menu re-open if the pointer of the mouse is still present.
What do you recommend so that the menu does not re-open immediately ?
magento2 custom-menu
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This would be a great question for https://ux.stackexchange.com/, they provide some really good and often well researched and data-driven answers to this kind of thing.
But quickly what comes to mind, depending on how much control you have over the theme:
- Wait for x seconds after page load to allow the menu to open
- Wait for some amount of mouse movement before allowing the menu hover effects to work (probably the length of one of the larger menu items)
- Wait some small amount to create the hover effect (looks like the menu already has a small delay with animation, any more might annoy users)
- Make menu open when the item is clicked instead, include a nested sub menu item to replace the parent link.
Most of these would require a short delay after page load. You can use an overlay over the menu or add a class to the menu that enables the css to show the dropdown. I won't go into those details and assume that part you can figure out, but I'm happy to help if not... let me know.
Edit - want to add that the last idea, the click option, is my personal preference.
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jamiljamil
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I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
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This would be a great question for https://ux.stackexchange.com/, they provide some really good and often well researched and data-driven answers to this kind of thing.
But quickly what comes to mind, depending on how much control you have over the theme:
- Wait for x seconds after page load to allow the menu to open
- Wait for some amount of mouse movement before allowing the menu hover effects to work (probably the length of one of the larger menu items)
- Wait some small amount to create the hover effect (looks like the menu already has a small delay with animation, any more might annoy users)
- Make menu open when the item is clicked instead, include a nested sub menu item to replace the parent link.
Most of these would require a short delay after page load. You can use an overlay over the menu or add a class to the menu that enables the css to show the dropdown. I won't go into those details and assume that part you can figure out, but I'm happy to help if not... let me know.
Edit - want to add that the last idea, the click option, is my personal preference.
answered yesterday
jamiljamil
600426
I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
– Thomas
13 hours ago
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This would be a great question for https://ux.stackexchange.com/, they provide some really good and often well researched and data-driven answers to this kind of thing.
But quickly what comes to mind, depending on how much control you have over the theme:
- Wait for x seconds after page load to allow the menu to open
- Wait for some amount of mouse movement before allowing the menu hover effects to work (probably the length of one of the larger menu items)
- Wait some small amount to create the hover effect (looks like the menu already has a small delay with animation, any more might annoy users)
- Make menu open when the item is clicked instead, include a nested sub menu item to replace the parent link.
Most of these would require a short delay after page load. You can use an overlay over the menu or add a class to the menu that enables the css to show the dropdown. I won't go into those details and assume that part you can figure out, but I'm happy to help if not... let me know.
Edit - want to add that the last idea, the click option, is my personal preference.
answered yesterday
jamiljamil
600426
I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
– Thomas
13 hours ago
add a comment |
This would be a great question for https://ux.stackexchange.com/, they provide some really good and often well researched and data-driven answers to this kind of thing.
But quickly what comes to mind, depending on how much control you have over the theme:
- Wait for x seconds after page load to allow the menu to open
- Wait for some amount of mouse movement before allowing the menu hover effects to work (probably the length of one of the larger menu items)
- Wait some small amount to create the hover effect (looks like the menu already has a small delay with animation, any more might annoy users)
- Make menu open when the item is clicked instead, include a nested sub menu item to replace the parent link.
Most of these would require a short delay after page load. You can use an overlay over the menu or add a class to the menu that enables the css to show the dropdown. I won't go into those details and assume that part you can figure out, but I'm happy to help if not... let me know.
Edit - want to add that the last idea, the click option, is my personal preference.
answered yesterday
jamiljamil
600426
This would be a great question for https://ux.stackexchange.com/, they provide some really good and often well researched and data-driven answers to this kind of thing.
But quickly what comes to mind, depending on how much control you have over the theme:
- Wait for x seconds after page load to allow the menu to open
- Wait for some amount of mouse movement before allowing the menu hover effects to work (probably the length of one of the larger menu items)
- Wait some small amount to create the hover effect (looks like the menu already has a small delay with animation, any more might annoy users)
- Make menu open when the item is clicked instead, include a nested sub menu item to replace the parent link.
Most of these would require a short delay after page load. You can use an overlay over the menu or add a class to the menu that enables the css to show the dropdown. I won't go into those details and assume that part you can figure out, but I'm happy to help if not... let me know.
Edit - want to add that the last idea, the click option, is my personal preference.
answered yesterday
jamiljamil
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jamiljamil
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jamiljamil
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answered yesterday
jamiljamil
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I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
– Thomas
13 hours ago
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I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
– Thomas
13 hours ago
I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
– Thomas
13 hours ago
I am a little lost, on a lot of site the submenu does not re-open after I click into a category. It's more user friendly. I have a low level, it's been 3 months that I seek a solution but without success. What should I change? Is this an element of the CSS file? or something of PHTML? I would like to : if cursor enter in menu -> display submenu if cursor is already in menu at load time -> do not display submenu
– Thomas
13 hours ago
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