Header Movement Issues

Lamont Wilkins

• September 23, 2022 18:21

Good afternoon - Happy Friday.

I have a VERY annoying issue that I've just been dealing with regarding my menu, which I know need to address. I've been doing all I can to keep the cache cleaned while I'm building out my site but this keeps happening.

Whenever I go to other pages and do edits on them, when I go back to my home page, the "menu" block will literally be either at the bottom of the home page, or somewhere in the middle. I'll have to go move it back to the top and hit "update", but it still continues to have this issue. In addition, I've also had to literally create another menu button at one point in time b/c Brizy decided it didn't want to let me resize my hamburger icon for some reason. That seemed to resolve itself when I recreated the menu button. (still time consuming to readd to all my pages).

Can you guys PLEASE help me resolve this once and for all? I'm afraid that when I actually move my nameservers and domain over to Brizy that this will be an issue when my site is live and I cannot have that happens to obvious reasons. 

Please circle back and advise when you get a moment.

Thank you kindly in advance.

V/R,

Lamont

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  KC George

  • September 24, 2022 12:27
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  Hi Lamont,

  Global blocks on your Brizy website can automatically shift positions if this scenario is present.

  1. You have a regular block above the global header
  2. You have a regular block below the global footer

  You can prevent global blocks from automatically altering its positions on your Brizy page by setting up your global blocks and regular blocks according to the following best practice. The top and bottom of your page must have one or a few global blocks, while the blocks in between must all be regular. For instance,

  1. Make both the header and footer global if the header is your first block and the footer is your last block, and the other blocks must all be regular.
  2. Blocks located above the global header and below the global footer must also be global.

  Please get in touch with us if you are unable to resolve the issue following the above instructions. We'll support you.

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  Lamont Wilkins

  • September 28, 2022 22:53

  Hi KC George,

  Thank you kindly for the reply and direction here. I followed your steps and it seems to be working so far, which is fantastic. Happy to finally have this issue resolved. Appreciate the help and guidance.

  Have a great day.

  Lamont

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