I just restyled my website using N-Spire Deux by Nick Cates.
I’m satisfied with the result, apart one thing I hate: in the phone size the menu icon has two lines instead of three.
I wrote to the author asking how to change that icon with some css or other code, to have the standard three lines.
He said it is impossible because “it’s the keyboard equal “=” symbol, and cannot be changed with code”.
So I think it is produced by the only one font used in the theme: Rubik.
I do not want to be boring and I will not write him again, but I really hate that menu icon, so I ask if you know a way to change it.
Maybe redrawing the font with Fontographer or similar software?
If there’s a way to target that font for that one specific item, you could maybe use a font such as this where the style of the ‘E’ is three horizontal lines. I don’t know how to target that menu item and swap in a different font though.
Although, if it were me, I’d skip the hassle and just get used to the 2 lines haha
Not impossible, you just have to add fontawesome to your site and modify the HTML and CSS in this section:
<div id="nav_trigger"> <span> = <div class="ncd-effect" style="opacity: 1; transform: matrix(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0);"></div> </span> </div>
However, should Nick ever update the theme, it may overwrite your modifications and you’ll have to repeat the steps all over.
No, you’d modify the theme, and then republish. To add font awesome you just download from their site and then upload to your server. Then it’s simply a mattter of linking it to your theme and putting the font awesome hamburger tag in that section and styling to suit your taste.
Another quick solution could be to change the “=” for “menu” and make the text size about 20px instead of 36px. The word menu, makes more sense than the equal symbol to me.
I don’t use themes and don’t know how they are constructed so can’t advise where it is. However, I expect it is easy to find by searching the contents of the files in the theme for an occurrence of ‘=’ and then change this into ‘menu’ and save. In the Media Manager find the theme in Finder and see what you see. It may be in index.html as it is clearly visible from the inspector in Safari. Why not ask the developer where it is?
I asked “where is?” because I searched in a lot of files in the theme “packet”, but I haven’t find that code. There are many “=” but no one is the right one.
Now only in the RW project preview.
I will add it in the next update of my site, because after the the change the blue dots appear in every page, and I have a lot of pictures, around two hours of upload.