Hi lkabor – for help with WordPress.com, would you mind please posting over in the WordPress.com forums? These forums are for self-hosted WordPress installs only. Thanks!
http://en.forums.wordpress.com/forum/themes
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lkabor
(@lkabor)
Hi Kathryn, I just managed to transfer my site to http://www.lisakaborycha.com so I am self-hosted now. Is there a way to solve this problem using the Pilcrow theme?
Thanks
Hi there, whether or not a user has to scroll in order to see your 16 submenu items depends on the size of their browser window and the resolution of their monitor. On my monitor, I don’t have to scroll, for example:
http://cl.ly/image/150H3n0z3P3s
You could certainly condense the height of each submenu item – it won’t guarantee a lack of scrolling, but it might help at some browser-window sizes.
.sub-menu a {
line-height: 30px !important;
}
An easy way to add custom CSS like this is to activate the Custom CSS module of your already-installed Jetpack plugin. This way, your CSS won’t be overwritten when you update the theme.
Let me know how it goes!
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lkabor
(@lkabor)
Hi Kathryn,
My screen is large (15 1/2) and the drop down cuts off roughly at submenu item 13, so I expect that anyone with a screen this size would have the same problem.
I will try what you suggest, however, should I be worried about losing my data in the process? Do I need to do anything special to back-up?
Thanks!
Lisa
Hi Lisa, adding CSS to the Custom CSS module in Jetpack should not cause you to lose any data and there’s no need to back up. Let me know how it goes.
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lkabor
(@lkabor)
Thank you so much Kathryn – it worked! You’re the greatest!
My pleasure – glad that did the trick!
