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      I started with the above link and got it working for me. I have the menu in the widget area in the header and have modified it until it worked.

      # CSS
      Step 1. Place this piece of CSS code below into your theme’s CSS file that’s not inside of a media query.

      #mobile-menu {
      display: none;
      visibility: hidden;
      }

      Step 2. This next piece of CSS code needs to be inside of a media query. I’ve chosen to switch to the mobile menu icon when the max-width of a browser is 580px.

      @media only screen and (max-width: 580px) {
      	#mobile-menu {
      		background: url("/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/icon-mobile.png") no-repeat scroll 0 0 transparent;
      		cursor: pointer;
      		display: inline-block;
      		float: center;
      		height: 30px;
      		width: 41px;
      		visibility: visible;
      	}
      	
      	#nav_menu-7.widget.widget_nav_menu {
      		display: none;
      	}
      	
      	#text-26.widget.widget_text {
      		display: none;
      	}
      }
      
      /* Make sure main menu re-appears when scaled up */
      @media only screen and (min-width: 581px) {
      	#nav_menu-7.widget.widget_nav_menu {
      		display: block !important;
      	}
      	
      	#text-26.widget.widget_text {
      		display: block !important;
      	}
      }<!--formatted-->

      Then the script I changed to this

      <script type="text/javascript">// <![CDATA[
      jQuery(document).ready(function($){
          /* prepend menu icon */
      	$('.widget-area.header-widget-area').append('<div id="mobile-menu"></div>');
       
      	/* toggle nav */
      	$("#mobile-menu").on("click", function(){
      		$("#nav_menu-7.widget.widget_nav_menu").slideToggle();
      		$("#text-26.widget.widget_text").slideToggle();
      		$(this).toggleClass("active");
      	});
      });
      // ]]></script><!--formatted-->

      If you notice, for this example I made 2 widgets toggle together under the menu button.

      If you don’t want that, you can take out the references in the CSS

      	#text-26.widget.widget_text {
      		display: none;
      	}

      and

      	#text-26.widget.widget_text {
      		display: block !important;
      	}
      

      and in the Script

      		$("#text-26.widget.widget_text").slideToggle();
      <!--formatted-->

      Hope that helps someone.

      Obviously, you will have to find the relevant CSS id’s to your installation, but they will be something like mine, which were:
      #text-26.widget.widget_text
      And
      #nav_menu-7 .widget .widget_nav_menu

      in reply to: Backgrounds on Homepage widgets all trasparent #9170
      pbassham
      Customer

        Nevermind. Figured out that widget areas 10-13 and the slider (the only ones I was using) had a transparent background, not grey. So my whole site was grey. Recreated the 4 widget areas in a white widget area using a text widget and it works fine.

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