Been using Wordpress themes for a couple of years. Good experience and never disturbed so far.
Suddenly I find myself at sea: On my 17 inch (1024*768) monitor, NO WP THEME shows the usual Horizontal Menu (either installed at my PC or on Demo pages). Almost every theme displays the Button (normally seen in mobiles).
However, if I change my monitor resolution to 1280 pixels, the menu appears.
But the problem is twofold:
I can’t work at such high resolutions, and
My clients can’t either.
The question being: Is everyone (I mean end-user) using such high resolution screens (don’t know which devices every programmer is targetting!) Why suddenly every programmer has changed the min-width: 1200px?
Any easy way out to restore the screen settings? Thanks in advance for any ideas on this.
Eh, I’m not really sure what you mean by horizontal menu. At first I thought you meant the admin bar, but that doesn’t go into “mobile mode” until around 780px:
Then I thought you meant the “main menus” for Twenty-* themes, but they don’t turn “mobile” until around the same:
Could you give a link to an example of one you’re talking about? I’m a project manager and touch a million sites as they come through, and in my experience ~1200 seems to be trending (up from 960), though I don’t know if that’s just a local trend or not.
I would say hit CTRL+0 if you’re on Chrome and make sure you’re not zoomed in. I’ve done that a few time
