[JDC]

If I wanted to put the word “Menu” to the right of the Menu icon on the mobile version, how would I do that?

[JDC]

I haven’t gotten a response to this yet.

[Sakin]

@JDC: Sorry for the late reply as we are still in state of emergency due to massive earthquake in Nepal. Internet and electricity is huge problem and I am still in shock.

can you post in your URL so that I can check in what can be done. Can you try adding in the following css in “Appearance => Customize => Theme Options => Custom CSS Options” box:

.mobile-menu-text {
    display: inline-block;
}

[JDC]

Thanks. It was exactly what I was looking for. I ended up using the following style to fit in with the rest of the web site.

.mobile-menu-text {
display: inline-block;
vertical-align:4px;
font-family: Sans-Serif;
color: #604187;
}

The url for the site (still in test) is http://everygoodgift.org/wptest/

I’m glad to see that you are back online. We have been praying for you.

Joe

[Sakin]

@JDC: Nice Joe… Thanks

[JDC]

Now with Catch Base Pro, I am using a secondary menu for the WooCommerce store. When the site displays on a small screen, I get the icon for the main menu on the left and the icon for the secondary menu on the right, which is nice. With your help back in April, I was able to put the word “Menu” to the right of the menu icon. Is it possible to put the word “Store” to the left or right of the icon for the secondary menu?

Never hurts to ask, right?

If it helps, I have set up a child theme.

http://everygoodgift.org/wptest/

[Sakin]

@JDC: To change mobile menu text, you need to build child theme. You can download child theme from http://catchthemes.com/blog/create-child-theme-wordpress/ and then copy function catchbase_mobile_header_nav_anchor() to your child theme functions.php file and change the text in the code
<span class="mobile-menu-text"><?php _e( 'Menu', 'catch-base' );?></span>

[JDC]

Sakin,

There is no catchbase_mobile_header_nav_anchor() function in functions.php in my base theme, so I was unable to copy it to functions.php in my child theme.

I do have the word “Menu” displayed next to the Menu icon because I have the following css, which you have me several months ago, in the Custom CSS:

.mobile-menu-text {display: inline-block;}

That works. From what I can see, it looks like we are not using a separate class for the menu text on the secondary menu display, so we can only have a single word displayed in both cases. Is that so?

I had wanted it to display “Store”.

Joe

[Sakin]

@JDC: You will find that function in catch-base\inc\catchbase-menus.php file

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