• Resolved windleydaoust

    (@windleydaoust)


    I’ve read the other threads on this topic and still can’t seem to find a way to make my 960 x 144 px image span the top of the page. I’m working on this on a volunteer basis for a school with no budget; here’s the website:

    explorebluffview.org

    So far, I have made sure that the tickbox forcing the logo to 250×100 px is unchecked, and I have entered the following CSS as suggested on another thread:

    .navbar-wrapper .brand {width:100%; float:left;}
    .navbar-wrapper .navbar {width:100%; float:right}

    I would be tearing my hair out if I had any left.

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  • Where did you put that css?
    I cannot see it in your page.

    Thread Starter windleydaoust

    (@windleydaoust)

    It’s in the Custom CSS area supported by the theme. I should also mention that I also tried forcing the logo to be a larger size this way:

    .brand img {height:140px; width:400px;}

    The height property works, but not the width property. I have tried looking at this in Firebug and can’t see what might be constricting the width. Maybe underlying PHP code or something?

    Oh sorry, my fault, didn’t read good ??

    .navbar-wrapper .brand {width:100%; float:left;}

    Brand is not in navbar-wrapper, so:

    .tc-header .brand {width:100%; float:left;}

    But then you have to adjust other things, like not display divs you’re not really using, center menu etc, take inspiration here:
    https://www.themesandco.com/snippet/center-header-block-items/

    Thread Starter windleydaoust

    (@windleydaoust)

    Well, there you go. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Hours of frustration resolved. I would buy you a coffee, but in lieu of that, I’ll say a prayer of gratitude and offer blessings for a great rest of your day.

    ??

    To me?
    Thanks rdellconsulting who wrote that tutorial and nico for this great theme ??

    Mind marking this thread as resolved?

    Thread Starter windleydaoust

    (@windleydaoust)

    You bet.

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