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I have a page with a navigation bar on it (here http://pennine2020.penninescouts.org.uk/Members.html).

On an iPad in landscape mode - use Safari and I have to press the menu item ("Training" for example) twice to change to the corretc page. On Firefox on the iPad, I only have to press it once. Chrome on iPad works the same as Safari.

Anyone know why this happens? I need a single finger press to change pages (like FireFox).

cheers

Alan

This is normal behavior for rollover elements, this is unrelated to WWB.
The first 'click' sets the hover state and the second click activates the link.

If you do not want rollover behavior then set the same properties for both states.

Ah that's good to know.

How do I set the property?

Alan

You can set the style of the buttons in the proprieties of the navbar.

I fixed it by changing to a CSS menu which has the behaviour I wanted. I didn't see anything about setting rollover/hover properties in the nav bar style settings.

Alan

I didn't see anything about setting rollover/hover properties in the nav bar style settings.

Just make sure the settings for the normal button and hover buttons are the same.

Everything going swimmingly now - this issue is, I am sure, nothing to do with WWB, but I thought I'd ask here anyway.

I have a navigation menu on some of my pages. When I try it out uising my iPad tablet, Firefox works fine when you touch a menu item (it goes to the linked page), but Chrome and Safari require two touches - one to highlight it and the next one to action it.

Is there anyway around this? If not, is there another navigation menu I can try that will work?

thanks

Alan

I realised after I wrote this, that I'd already asked the same question - and the answer was to make the hover color the same.

Haveing said that, I like the look of the CSS menu so I'm using that.

Alan