Hi Denzel,

I already disabled all plugins, but it did not solve my stability problems when selecting subentries.

In my opinion the reason is that evolve-plus itself defines the height of the menue header and of the sticky menue header differently, resulting in different heights which in turn leads to the gap between sticky header menue and submenue entries.

Your above suggestion does not make any sense in this case, as it changes all submenue entries as well (normally your advice is really valuable!).

I now found a solution for my problem:
.sticky-header .nav-menue {
line-height: 14px !important;
}
This only sets the sticky menue height as desired and does not change the submenue entries. In my view you should adjust evolve-plus settings as well.

Thanks and best regards
Harald

Hi Imran,

I deactivated all plugins except theme4press core and redux framework but the issues is still producable, maybe not as extensive as before (I am not sure about it).

Anyway, my concern is that it has something to do with the gap you can see between the menue sublevel (like ‘Beiträge’ -> ‘Ausstellungen’) and the subsublevel (like ‘Ausstellungen im Flur …’). You can check on my test site test.gfcev.de. Hovering across this gap frequently causes that flicker.

Is it possible to position the subsubmenue slightly overlapping or directly adjacent to the submenue, so that there are no gaps for certain?

I would like to test this!

Thanks and best regards
Harald

Hi Imran,

thanks for the quick response!
This code is exactly what I was looking for.
It is doing the job as desired.

Best regards,
Harald

Hi Imran,

in your file page.php line 52-70 it states:

<h1 class=”entry-title”><?php
if (get_the_title()) {
the_title();
}
?>
<?php if ($evolve_edit_post == “1”) { ?>
<?php if (current_user_can(‘edit_post’, $post->ID)): ?>
<?php edit_post_link(__(‘EDIT’, ‘evolve’), ‘<span class=”edit-page edit-attach”>’, ‘</span>’); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php } ?></h1>
<?php endif; ?>

<?php
if (has_post_thumbnail()) {
echo ‘

‘;
}
?>

You should move the ‘edit_post’ section (italic characters above) out of the h1-header.
Place it after has_post_thumbnail if-section, which follows.
Doing this, the edit links will be displayed no longer with h1-format, which looks horrible.

The same applies to the file single.php, where you should place the ‘editpost’ section after the meta data section for author reference.

The same applies to the homepage which lists the most recent posts. However, I do not see yet where to change this here.

I hope this clarifies what I am discussing.
Finally, here is a screen shot of version 2.5.1

The h1-edit-post-link is marked yellow (I use add_filter(‘edit_post_link’) for additional information).

Here is the same screenshot of version 2.0.1

Here the same edit_post_links are also marked yellow but look much nicer.

Again, I would like to regain the 2.0.1 format.
Currently I manually change page.php and single.php, but do not know where to change the entries on the frontpage/homepage.

Thanks and best regards
Harald

Hi Denzel,

thanks for the response, but it will not solve the problem.
It works only for the last submenu level and sometimes for too many.

I tried myself the code
ul.nav-menu li.current-menu-ancestor li.current-menu-item > a,
ul.nav-menu li.current-menu-ancestor li.current-menu-parent > a {
font-weight: bold;
background: #F6F6F6 none repeat scroll 0% 0%;
}
This works fine in my situation. It solves the problem with browser firefox.
It also works with browser IE and chrome. But here these browsers will also make breadcrumps font bold, which I don’t like (firefox does not do this).
I tried
media all
ul.breadcrumbs li a {
font-weight: 500 !important; // normal
}
to correct breadcrumps font in IE and chrome back to normal, but this shows no effect.

Any idea?

Best regards
Harald