Style CSS Line 2201
#access a {
font-size: 14px;
padding: 0px 20px;
}
Reduce the padding.
That did not change anything. Any other ideas?
You have to reduce the padding from 20px to 10px or so.
I reduced it to 15, 10 and then 0, none of them made any difference at all.
Ok that is moving the entire menu over. I want the menu to stay centered but I dont want that shadow overlapping. How can we fix this?
Or how can we make it where that shadow doesnt show at all. I dont need it to be highlighted at all to show people what page they are on.
If i remove the padding altogether, the menu no longer extends beyond the bg graphic. Is that what you’re referring to?
The font size can be reduced too.
We want the menu to stay the same width and span centered across the page like it is now. We just dont want that shadow over whatever page you are on overlapping like that.
#access a {
font-size: 14px;
padding: 0px 19px;
}
That did it for me in Chrome. Be sure you’re refreshing the page after you make the change.
The padding for the menu link is pushing the menu item past the right-hand edge of the background graphic.
I guess you dont understand what I mean. I do not want my menu items to change or move at all. I just want that black background to stop stretching to show what page a visitor is on. Can you see the black image that im talking about? If on the Home page, the black is behind the Home text to show you are on the Home page but it stretches over to Rules & Regulations.
Like this image shows.
http://professionalpc.biz/files/black.jpg
The reason I didn’t see it is because it doesn’t appear in all browsers. When I switched to IE, it became obvious.
In your stylesheet, add to the end –
.current-menu-item, .current_page_item{
background-color: transparent !important;
}
Let me know if that helps.
Jason,
Tried it but it still shows up in Internet Explorer..
Can you tell me how to get rid of the yellow background that always tries to load until the background image loads? I have tried for a long time but cant get it.
[please don’t bump]
