I'm using one menu, Main Menu, on my website... in the Sidebar (off-canvas) as well as with the Megamenu.

If I have a submenu item assigned to a parent menu item in the Main Menu, that parent menu item no longer functions in the Sidebar; it works fine with the Megamenu. It doesn't matter which parent I choose, if there is a submenu ... the parent of that submenu, although the URL displays when you mouse over it, will not function correctly (ie. it can not be selected by clicking on it).

If I remove all the submenu (children) items from the parent menu item it works fine in the Sidebar.

I've tried different settings, such as displaying the submenu items in the Megamenu, but that doesn't help. Moving the submenu to a different parent causes that parent menu item to no longer function in the Sidebar. Changing the menu order has no positive affect.

Essentially, in the Sidebar, if there is a parent menu item with a submenu... that parent acts like it's suddenly a Menu Heading (ie. not clickable even though the URL is still assigned as can be seen when you mouse over the parent).

On my website... the parent menu item is labeled "The Band" ... the musician pages make up the submenu.

    Hi baeprod

    The off-canvas in sidebar will show a menu module, this menu will not inherit any settings of the Megamenu of template. It will inherit settings in menu module you assign to off-canvas position

      saguaros I don't think you understand what I'm saying. I mentioned Megamenu ONLY to rule out a possible connection.

      Please look at my site, the sidebar, and the link in question.

      There is no setting for the MainMenu module that tells it to not allow a parent link to be clickable if there is a submenu. Yes, there is a way to turn off the submenus for a menu module, and there is a way to set which "start level" you want that menu module to begin, but nothing that would do what is currently happening. If I am incorrect, please direct me to the setting in a menu module to correct this as I see nothing.

      This bug shows up in all browsers. The link of any parent menu (with a submenu) item in the sidebar is not clickable even the the link is there (as seen when you mouse over the parent menu item).

      UPDATE
      I've isolated the problem.

      In the Sidebar, when the parent menu item (with a submenu) has a link image, the parent menu item is no longer clickable even though the menu item's title changes color when you hover over the link image or menu title. If I move my cursor just PAST the menu item text, clicking on the space just to the right of the menu title, the link works.

      If I remove the link image from the parent menu that has a submenu, the parent link works perfectly.

      So the issue is that somewhere in the code, the clickable area (like a hotspot link) is being moved out of rage because of the link image.

      Again, all of the menu items in the sidebar work perfectly even if they have a link image. It is ONLY when a menu item has a submenu ... and the parent has a link image ... does the parent link not work if you try clicking on the link image of menu title text of that parent link.

      If you look at the Sidebar of my website (as I mentioned in my original post), you'll see that the link for "The Band" does not work correctly even though it shows as a link to a page when you mouse over the link image or the title, The Band. When you move your mouse cursor just to the right of the letter "d" in The Band, the link works when you click it.

        Hi baeprod

        I got your point and already reported to our developer for further checking on this.

        Regards

          2 months later

          Hi baeprod

          I'm sorry for this lateness, I will check with our developer on this and get back to you soon.

          15 days later

          Hi,

          I'm sorry for this lateness. To fix issue, pls add this custom CSS:

          .t3-off-canvas ul.nav li a .image-title{
            pointer-events: none;
          }

          into the file: /templates/ja_donate/css/custom.css (Create this file if it doesn't exist)

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