• Resolved engearment

    (@engearment)


    Love the theme!

    I’m trying to shift my header menu down and left, so it butts up against the website logo. Currently, it’s floating high and right. I successfully changed the font size of the menu using by inserting the css from the “Change font size of logo title and menu” thread, but inserting align properties in there didn’t do anything.

    Website is http://www.engearment.com

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  • Thread Starter engearment

    (@engearment)

    To update, after searching through the theme’s css files, I managed to get it where I wanted it with some custom css. I added the following to the Theme Options page:

    nav.header-nav{
    padding: 40px 0px;
    margin: 147px 0px 0px;
    text-align: left;
    }

    It’s a really hacked way of doing it that I’m not liking much. The left align is fine, but using the margin tag to shift the menu down only works when the screen is wide enough to display the logo and menu side by side.

    Thread Starter engearment

    (@engearment)

    Sorry to “unresolve,” but I’d appreciate a quick tip on how to adjust the position of the header menu without resorting to static margins. Is there another way to float the menu to the bottom?

    Theme Author mythemes

    (@mythemes)

    The Menu changes are very difficult to implement:

    1. Because it contains a lot of CSS rules
    2. To make the changes, by using the custom css, you need to rewrite a lot of CSS properties
    3. On the menu are runned a couple of scripts. Some scripts are for calculations others are for attaching the additional items ( arrows, delimiters ).
    4. For each type of device exists a set of CSS rules.

    For these reasons it is very difficult to provide a fast, convenient and easy to implement solution.

    To make changes in the best way we must analyze step by step all that is related to menu.

    Unfortunately we will lose a lot of time to provide the solution.

    Thread Starter engearment

    (@engearment)

    Don’t worry about it then.

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