Osman Nuri Okumuş
Osman Nuri Okumuş
Same, you can call MetisMenu as many times as you want. ```javascript document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) { const mm1 = new MetisMenu("#menu1").on("shown.metisMenu", function(event) { window.addEventListener("click", function mmClick1(e) { if (!event.target.contains(e.target)) { mm1.hide(event.detail.shownElement);...
What you wanna do? Can you give me some detail?
MetisMenu works event-based. If the event does not complete, MetisMenu will not function properly. Therefore if you remove css classes manually, MetisMenu will not function properly. What can you do?...
@asarro Yes, you should add "active" class to the "li" tag. metisMenu does not make any changes on the "active" class that is added on "a" tag.
Hi @dgmarques I'm sorry for the late reply. Using FA-5 with metisMenu should not be a problem. What kind of problem do you have?
@gtbu Could you please share your code?
@iramtay see this. https://jsfiddle.net/orwzdawz/
http://mm.onokumus.com/mm-vertical-hover.html
https://onokumus.com/elektron/app-side-is-mini.html
@mjafartp Are you possibly confusing [metismenujs](https://github.com/onokumus/metismenujs) ?