What's the best way to do slide in menus similar to the foundation example on this page:
http://framer.coffeecup.com/tips/index.html#tip_016

Thanks!

Actually the 'side nav full width' menu is what I'm looking for as shown on this page as well. Not sure if there's a way to visually build this in RBB.

http://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_sidenav.asp

Well....Bootstrap does not have The Toggler you are linking too, which makes this a lot harder to do in Bootstrap. I guess hand-coders add in JS libraries to do this...

I expect we will have a solution for this in one of the next builds, stay tuned

btw: the link in the second post does not work

ok, thanks Bob! I'm researching some things but I'm really curious to see what you guys come up with.

yeah, for some reason w3schools is down right now.... strange....

OK, so this is pretty much what I'd like to add to a RBB project. I haven't started trying to put this in yet but if anyone has any tips feel free to chime in! Thanks!

http://codepen.io/JeffrySG/pen/JRZXAv

Here's the code split up if that's easier:
http://codepen.io/JeffrySG/pen/YGRGLE

So I'm guessing that this JS should go into the footer section of the page settings?


I'm not sure how to apply this to the close X in the menu. Do I just need to apply the 'onclick="closeNav()' to the X? and how?


or how to apply this to the main MENU link. Again, I'm guessing just need to apply the 'onclick="openNav()' code to the MENU link?


It seems like everything else would just be applying the correct classes and IDs to the correct elements? Or am I missing something? (I'm probably missing something!)

Do those onclick elements need to apply into an attribute setting or into the href box?

OK, time to take a break after 3hrs.

OK, getting closer... just trying to get the positions working correctly!

Pretty sure you can do that with a Bootstrap Modal.