ok, this seems to be pretty easy at first, but i have no idea what might be happening, my guess it is a plugin must be affecting it. It is a wordpress theme and before i had issues with the menu but it was fixed. (it wasn’t scrolling down with chrome, so it got fixed after i disabled a plugin).
i don’t see any errors in the console, i’ve tried Fiddler but it doesn’t catch it.
any ideas?
http://tatjanaluethi.com/
try clicking BLOG from the homepage, it works in interior pages but not Home.
I suspect what’s happening is that your nav.js file is highjacking the links in your navigation and doing its own thing with them. Nothing happens to the Blog link, because it doesn’t follow the expected pattern of starting with a #. (So you’d either need to modify the script to leave certain links alone—such as those that don’t start with a #—or perhaps isolate the blog link and just make it look like part of the list while keeping it out of the actual list.)
thanks ralphm
the nav.js is part of the theme, and the demo of it has a similar external link, so even though some are set to do the anchor, linking out should work.
I’ve tred to manually add the link but got the same result.
i tried to look for where that function is being called and i couldn’t find it. I don’t know how this is being done cause it came with the theme already. I tried to add that manually to the query.nav.js but i broke something else.
i could add the class to the link but i don’t know how to add the line.
i tried but just using:
filter: ':not(.external)'
just right in the middle of that js file, but that didn’t work, is there any way you can guide me? sorry man 0 JS for me.
no luck, i tried that, i tried removing the colon the colon + not but nothing.
i give up, thanks for the help, im gonna have to pay someone to fix it for me
I’d still like to see those changes online. Neither appear on your site. They won’t do any harm, so could you just put them in there so we can have a look?
hey
i was able to fix it, i asked the developer and i added the external class directly from the wordpress admin, you were correct about the “external” class. But when it renders it adds it to the LI containing the A! that is why it wasn’t working.