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I should explain, I am converting a small hand coded site of mine to use the WonderCMS platform with a theme to match the original site. The original is at: https://gregchapman.uk and Wcms version is at https://gregchapman.me.uk/wondercms/home Wcms currently has no capacity to match the menu icons (...

I desperately need to see that demo site as I don't understand how your code snippet helps. I want to produce a menu system similar to that at: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_responsive_navbar_dropdown.asp The wide screen part with its hover dropdown option works acceptably. However, on a ...

Thanks for this. I'm a little distracted with other projects currently. Will report as soon as I return to working on my WonderCMS site.

Ah! I see you have read it!

Sorry to hear about the pain. I think you may have misunderstood. While I have a good understanding of HTML and CSS all I can do with the likes of PHP and JavaScript is copy short snippets of other people's code and then use trial and error to adapt them. You'll get the picture if you read through t...

The mistake was entirely mine. I appear to have confused myself by having various windows open some where I was logged in and some not - and also forgetting exactly where the uncloaked code appeared when it was generated by "document-write" and failing to see it. I did try putting the docu...

After further testing I find that what I posted earlier is not entirely right. Simply re-opening edit mode on an area that includes the "document.write" form of email cloaking code will cause the JavaScript to be actioned and add an uncloaked form of the email address to the code. So if us...

In case it's relevant, I don't have Monaco or Summernote installed. If I click anywhere in the editable area other than over the email link it simply opens edit mode. The email cloaking code is there in it's unadulterated original form. It's fine to change the email address details to point to somew...

Turns out I can mark this item solved and, Robert, it's thanks to that link of yours! You had said it was not "easily solvable, as document.write will always write the additional content each time you edit it" so, as the page at the link you suggested included some JavaScript that didn't i...

Agreed! I've marked my initial post SOLVED!
Not sure that in this case the status deserves needing my approval though!