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EMANI. Multilingual. Hornav dropdown menu not working.

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Hi Ciaran,

I bought the EMANI template for its brilliant design. Thank you!

I already created a multilanguage website under Joomla 4, with 3 languages. The Main Menu with its parent items is working without any issue in all 3 languages (hornav enabled). But when adding a child item, the dropdown doesn't work at all as expected (as shown in the EMANI demo installation). Please see screenshot attachment.

I followed this tutorial: https://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/template-extras/adding-a-module-to-the-menu-dropdown, but that didn't work.

How can I make the dropdown work? I will send you the login details to your info@... mail address, as my site is currently in development mode (offline).

Thank you for your kind support.

Regards.
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SOLVED!

I found the solution. Click on the Main Menu > Advanced > Layout > choose "Default" (From Module).

Sorry for bothering you Ciaran! Thanks.
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Good work and thank you for sharing your solution :)

Ciaran
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