I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, if not please point me in the right direction. Thank you in advance. My question is how do I add spaces between the main menu titles? Home, About Us, Prices and Contact Us are close together. When I try to add padding the whole menu moves. I want it to look like the Apple website. I can't find any option under the theme options.
Ok, the question is : how do I add spaces between the main menu titles in theme Avada ?
here is the answer: go to Avada Theme options
then edit the size you want in Main Menu Item Padding: Controls the right padding for menu text in pixels..
then the before and after effect is like :
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There is something really strange happening with the menu on the child theme "Education" of the Genesis framework. This framework has two navigation positions: primary and secondary. As you can see here both appear one under the other in the red area. However, there is a third position that seems to be hardcoded in the child theme (?) and won't go away even if I don't assign a position to the menu.
Can you guys give me an idea what is going on? I'm not very good at this stuff. I tried looking into the child theme's code, but found nothing referencing this...
Ultumately what I want to do is use the top position (the one in the white area), but I can't, because I need to make the site multilingual, but that top position doesn't appear in the menu options, so I can't assign different menus for the different languages.
The white area at the top right is a widget area. The site already has two widgets in that Header Right widget area - a text widget (with the phone number), and a nav menu widget (the three locales).
You could make it two nav menu widgets. See Appearance -> Widgets, or use the Customizer. Alternatively, you could adjust the CSS, so that the red / grey locale 'tabs' become different looking links with a white background.
Also useful, if you do just need a single menu location there, would be the Genesis Header Nav plugin.
Maybe the question is silly, but I just start to look into Drupal and I cannot find any relatives information on the web.
I have installed a theme (corporate clean) that use a inline main navigation just after the logo and before the gallery.
I would like to change that menu position. Move the main menu on the left side.
But everytime I give to navigation or main menu block the 'navigation' position, I see a new block filled in with the same main menu links.
Instead I want the first link be relocated in the left side.
How could I do that?
(btw the theme has even a navigation block, but it cannot understand how it work exactly..)
thanks
The menu is usualy inserted in the page.tpl.php you can move it around in this file.
Alternatively you can go to admin/appearance/settings/yourTheme and turn off "Main menu" and "Secondary menu" and use the Menu block module to position menus where you want them.
Do you mean you want the main menu (that is initially in the "navigation" area, like horizontally) in a new column on the left side, like vertically?
If yes, just go in administration>structure>blocks and drag your "Main Menu" in "First Lateral Bar" area (under Content, in Coporate Clean theme). Save and check the result.
If not, do you want your Main menu just like it is now but aligned left instead of right? If yes, just play with CSS.
A question is bothering me.
I trying to modify a menu item in my menu. It's the last item in it.
How could I change its position with CSS?
Dev Tools say that item has item-124 class in html.
Any ideas?
You should perhaps reorder your menu items inside your Joomla menu manager - to reorder using css only would cause you headaches at a later stage :)
Do you want to edit where it it positioned on the page or just the order in which it displays?
Is there a plug in or a block of code I can add in order to always display submenu?
The only time I can see the submenu that has a red border around it is when I click the menu item "SHOP", I would like the submenu that has a red border to be visible on any pageall the time
You could do this at the theme layer by editing page.tpl.php and printing $secondary_links.
You might also just prefer to use the Menu Block module, which has some pretty handy config options: http://drupal.org/project/menu_block
I would love to use wordpress built in menu system and I need sub-menus. Is it possible to on hover show that menu items sub-menu in other place. See image.
Thank you. Any suggestions how to achieve this.
You can create the Sub-menu via the CMS in the menu panel dinamically under the parent label. Then you can just hide it onload and show it on the parent's hover. However the sub-menu must have position: absolute and, given your example the liwould have to de displayed inline.
A sample code would be useful to sort out details but this should work.