Adelle theme – Putting header and menu together

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  • W.P. Ginfo

    (@wp-ginfo)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    .nav {
   margin-top: -10px;
}

    Add the above code to the `style.css’ of your CHILDtheme:
    You don’t have a childtheme yet?

    1. Install and activate ‘one click childtheme plugin
    2. create the childtheme
    3. Dashboard > appearance > Themes > activate the childtheme
    4. Make the changes in the CHILDtheme!
    – copy php files / css-file(s) of the original theme [as required] to the childtheme directory and edit them as required.

    If you want to also move the page-section up:

    .container {
    margin: -10px auto;
}

    also add to the style.css of the childtheme.

    Thread Starter jonatas.baldin

    (@jonatasbaldin)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    I didn’t make a child theme, I didn’t see a reason for that because I’ll customize the theme a lot…

    Well, that rules worked! Thanks!

    W.P. Ginfo

    (@wp-ginfo)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    You’re welcome.

    Don’t make any changes to a theme itself. Instead make the changes to a childtheme. Should the author of your original theme update the theme, your changes will not be overwritten. Your site with your adaptations will remain intact.
    Additional advantage of a childtheme is, that all your changes can be found in one spot, making it easier to maintain and adapt.

    Summary: NOT using a childtheme is risky!

    W.P. Ginfo

    (@wp-ginfo)

    10 years, 10 months ago

    BTW:
    Please don’t forget to mark the thread as ‘resolved’ [in the right sidebar]

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