Please add an option to use an off-canvas menu in templates

Hello,

Ok, thank you. We have responded to that topic, please let's continue our communication there.

Sincerely,
Nettie

Hello,

Could you please create a private topic and attach the theme in question there for investigation?

Sincerely,
Nettie

yes Nettie, created a private topic and check the details with attached template source file. revert back with the earliest.

http://answers.themler.io/questions/191106/unable-to-get-off-canvas-from-right-side-in-mobile-menu-in-themler

Regards
Suffian Ahmed

Hello,

Could you please create a private topic and attach the theme in question there for investigation?

Sincerely,
Nettie

it's not working, I have selected it but still, it's opening from the left side only not from the right.

check the screenshot for our reference.

Hello,

There is an option in the Mobile Menu settings when you have Off-Canvas selected: Popup Align - you can choose Right there.

Sincerely,
Nettie

Themler off-canvas is coming from right side, I need it from the left side too. In the below URL there are some code using which we can add that functionality too, please help us.

What I need to know is Can we make off the canvas from the right side instead of left?

Ref - https://getuikit.com/v2/docs/offcanvas.html

me321,

Yes, these new menu style options work with all CMS including Drupal.

Thank you,
Olivia

Last edited 07 May 2018 by Support Team

Hi Hella,

Will this work for Drupal as well?

Thanks!

Sir, Kindly find the screenshot attached for your reference.

Some of the Feature we are looking for it

A) Can we get the option to add one icon or image or logo on our menu?
B) Animations for mobile menu slide like flip, drop from the top, right, left, bottom, shake etc...?
C) Can we change the background flip color?
D) The flip background is that possible?

As our brother Mr. Shaulhadar shared,

http://www.jasny.net/bootstrap/examples/navmenu-reveal/

This vertical div scrolling is missing in Mobile Menu...

This is really full fledge one of the greatest examples... check the link below

Best Example
https://tympanus.net/Development/SidebarTransitions/
https://tympanus.net/Development/OffCanvasMenuEffects/elastic.html

Hope you consider the above link and make Themler one of the Greatest UI Design Tool Again forever ;-)

Thanks
Suffian Ahmed

Very exiting new feature, thanks for adding this.

Is the only way to close it with the close icon?

Thanks

Hi!

We are glad to tell that we have implemented the Off Canvas and Slide menu options in the new Themler beta that was released today:
https://answers.themler.io/questions/162468/themler-v-444-beta-update-04-may-2018

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi.

Is this panel have a position for modules / widgets like a right/left sidebar?
It's very important to put there not only menu, but also language switcher, second menu, search field, logo or just module / widget.

Hi!

We are glad to tell that we have implemented the Off Canvas and Slide menu options in the new Themler beta that was released today:
https://answers.themler.io/questions/162468/themler-v-444-beta-update-04-may-2018

Sincerely,
Hella

The only one conclusion: need to develop Themler and community.

Themler really can help with website development, instead of uPage (IMHO).

Totally agree! If the themler team isn't interested, maybe we can setup a platform for the themler community to offer their design services! Selling not just themler themes but also professional consulting, ux, seo, hosting, etc.

I'd be very interested to contribute.

Last edited 26 February 2018 by me321

Good thoughts. This is true, good website is not only design (that you can generate and maybe.... just maybe generated design will be ok). UX, SEO, marketing, technical aspects - it's all about website.

The only one conclusion: need to develop Themler and community.

Themler really can help with website development, instead of uPage (IMHO).

Someone from Themler team read this topic?
Who is behind Themler now (I mean CEO and CTO)?
What do you think about this last ideas? Let's communicate.

In my experience, there's a fatal flaw in trying to make webdesign easy for people who know nothing about webdesign. It's not true that if you remove the need for coding, all of a sudden everybody can make sites. A good looking site is still not necessarily a successful site. And when you release software that is easy to use, it inevitably lacks options. And so new features will be requested over time, and something like upage turns into themler.

To have a good website you need a good developer, marketer and UI/ux artist. So to me, the more obvious "marketplace" would be right here... Why not use the many people in the themler community, and create a "hire a freelancer" kind of thing? People with knowledge and experience can create themler themes for people, quick and cheap. And those people can always buy themler if they really want to make changes themselves, and are willing to dedicate time and effort. The community can also create online courses in themler for them, and perhaps collect a small piece of revenue.

There's people who want cheap, good looking sites. And here there are people able to make those sites, cheaply and quickly but with professional backgrounds in the industry.

How about something like that?

And uPage direction was decided by users who do not know anything and don't want to learn and know even basics. They need one button "Generate".

Artisteer was very easy with this supper button "Generate" (Suggest), but with possibility to work with code after export, so you can edit there index.php and template.css, create new section, styles etc. It was cool.

Themler no so comfortable for custom coding but give us possibility to create many things just with drag'n' drop, use GUI for sections etc. So less coding, but still need to know development basics, how Grid works, what is relative and absolute position, differences between padding and margin etc.

In overall, Themler is tool for junior developers or for developers who want to save time and less code. So need represent Themler as tool for developers. Attract more developers.

Some of developers will be with extra skills (like Stagger Lee). Then, when new community of Themler will be here, Themler can create SDK and Marketplace to allow skilled developers write own solutions and "controls" for Themler.

Extraordinary coders and developers, but they never had anything to say. Artisteer and Themler direction was decided by people who do not know what developers making themes and code need.

Yeah they introduced something like that for artisteer too, but it didn't get followed through.
However, a market place is still not totally open source. An open source themler I imagine would get huge interest from the Drupal community alone, it's not easy to theme for Drupal and Themler makes it a breeze.

WordPress theming (I have no personal experience) is even harder, or so I've heard.

So I can't imagine not having a good number of smart people developing for themler if it's released out in the open.

In 2014 they planned to create Marketplace and SDK.

Here is a quote from this post:

We have plans to release the Marketplace soon as we have intends to
base all the Themler features on the SDK that can be used by any other
developer.

On the Marketplace you will be able to download external or upload
your components and plug-ins to add the support for different CMSs and
use some specific controls.

But now they abandoned this idea.

@SH707, yeah I don't mean the WordPress model of open source. I mean like the Drupal version of it, where contributions are all free.

It would extend the features of themler, and thereby its complexity. That complexity allows for theme developers to profit (more) from the themes they create, and collectively contribute back any code improvements to themler back to the community for free.

That way everybody wins.