My site isn’t live yet and is in preview mode, but I will make it live for a couple hours here so you can see it.
link: http://silverlakepictureshow.com/
There is barely anything there, I’m just beginning to build. I have a temporary solution in place that puts a negative left margin on the 4th nav element, but this seems janky and like too much of a workaround.
Thanks!
Did you ever figure this out? I can’t find any information anywhere – which surprises me for wordpress – about an issue like this.
I want to do the same exact thing. But it doesn’t seem to be easy.
(I thought it would be more common of a request truthfully)
Well, I figured out how to make it look right using a left margin on the nav element after the middle (you can see it in action at the link up there). But if I ever edit the menu or anything I have to re-align the CSS to make it work right again.
The only way I can think to do this in a “clean” way would be to create two extra widget areas in place of the navbar and then create two custom navbars that can be called using PHP functions to each widget area. Float 1 to the left and 1 to the right and it seems like that may work.
I haven’t tried it yet since my site looks OK right now, but I may experiment and see what happens.
Not sure how well-versed you are in css/php. If you need help with coding anything, let me know. I may be able to help.
