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DDWK
(@ddwk)
Oh shoot – I always jump the gun – just figured it out. Thanks to anyone who has already read and started a reply. 🙂
By the way – this did the trick – .nav li:hover ul,
.nav li:hover ul li:hover ul{width:440px!important}
Just to keep inline with Responsiveness, I’d look at changing width:440px to something like width: 100% and adjust it to what you need.
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DDWK
(@ddwk)
I thought the same thing But, for some reason, 100% didn’t work. It actually resulted in a smaller width.
Would need a link to check it for you
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DDWK
(@ddwk)
200% made a difference but I’m still not happy with it.
BUT, you can’t ignore it. You need some @media to handle smaller viewports. Have tried using Resizer and the responsive menu jumps about on hover due to 2 different widths in normal/hover.
But please keep coming back as I love it when I open up your site – it’s just brilliant!!
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DDWK
(@ddwk)
Yeah, I saw that jumping about. I’ll have to work that out. Bummer.
And thanks for the kind words. I imagine I’ll be back again with more questions. 🙂 Thanks for the help!
