please don’t edit Twenty Eleven directly – create a child theme http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes to make the edits there.
it is important to have an unedited default theme Twentyt Eleven in case of problems. also, any cutomisations of Twenty Eleven will be overwritten with the next upgrade of your wordpress version.
once you have the child theme in place, somebody should be able to make some suggestions on how to fix your problem.
please provide more details on what you have changed in the styles to center the menu.
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sam
(@samfusion)
WordPress is not going to upgrade theme automatically yes? So, I am not going to create Child Theme and not upgrading for the time being.
I have made changes only with #access and I did not touch # access ul ul. I do not know whats wrong, you can see the CSS by view source of above link.
Thanks @alchymyth
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sam
(@samfusion)
Here is CSS of my style file:
[CSS code removed – the link to your site is sufficient to access the stylesheet]
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sam
(@samfusion)
Please somebody help me.
[please don’t bump after a few minutes – actually – don’t bump at all]
remove overflow: hidden; from the style of #access ul {
and possibly (re-)adjust top: 2.333em; in #access ul ul {
as this is connected to line-height: 3.333em; in #access a {
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sam
(@samfusion)
Thank you so much for helpingme, am almost at fix. The submenu showed up but half of main menu.
http://besthost4you.com/demo-springs/
I mean, submenu took little space of main menu. Please check the link and help me fix it. Thanks ! 🙂
instead of decreasing, increase top: 1.500em; in #access ul ul {
for instance, back to top: 3.3em;
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sam
(@samfusion)
Hey, I have fixed it @alchymyth.
[CSS code moderated]
Thank you so much sir!
