Dropdown navigation menu, when in mobile client
See original GitHub issueHi
I followed the tutorial for django-SHOP for installation and its working just fine.
As I wanted to try out the navigation menu, when its collapsed, such as in a mobile client, the tapping/clicking event does not expand the navigation menu. The CSS class collapse
always states display:none;
I checked all the dependencies, such as angular.min.js, angular-animate.min.js and ui-bootstrap-tpls.js and it is all there and loaded…
The event triggers, but then the CSS does not change.
A screenshot of the libraries, rendered for the site:
I am quite confused, why it does not work, as in all the examples I found, it looks exactly the same.
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Confirmed. I’m currently checking why this happens. Presumably an AngularJS directive hides the scope.
Thanks for the info 😃