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  • Theme Author acosmin

    (@acosmin)

    I am sorry, but you have way too many menu items. You should rethink the structure, add more sub-menus.

    Or open style.css, find:

    .container {
    	margin: 45px auto;
    	border-top-width: 5px;
    	border-bottom-width: 5px;
    	border-top-style: solid;
    	border-bottom-style: solid;
    }

    change it with:

    .container {
    	margin: 155px auto 45px auto;
    	border-top-width: 5px;
    	border-bottom-width: 5px;
    	border-top-style: solid;
    	border-bottom-style: solid;
    }
    Thread Starter andreheath

    (@andreheath)

    Thanks very much.

    The code worked, though now I have three rows.

    Will rethink the menu structure.

    Cheers.

    Thread Starter andreheath

    (@andreheath)

    Hi, whenever the theme is updated, it changes my menu structure. You had recommended adjusting the container with new values, but now since your latest update, I can’t seem to find the container codes in the style.css.

    Can you help? Thanks.

    Theme Author acosmin

    (@acosmin)

    Hi! That will happen every time you update the theme, it overwrites style.css.

    You need to create a child theme and all your changes remain intact. It’s actually recommended (with all themes in general) if you look in style.css, at the top.

    Thread Starter andreheath

    (@andreheath)

    Thanks.

    But, even if I create the child theme, I am still not seeing the old container codes. Did you rename them?

    Theme Author acosmin

    (@acosmin)

    No changes were made to the css/html structure. You might be doing something wrong…

    Thread Starter andreheath

    (@andreheath)

    Really strange. I go to the Theme Editor, as I usually do.

    It opens up the style.css file. I search for container and nothing comes up.

    Weird?

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

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    You can use Firebug to explore the CSS of your Webpage, without looking into the wp-admin dashboard

    Theme Author acosmin

    (@acosmin)

    Did you create the child theme (as the above tutorial says) and activate it?

    Thread Starter andreheath

    (@andreheath)

    Ok, I open the file in fullscreen and was able to search from within the code area. I am now able to see the container codes.

    Seems as if I had some browser issue with the search function.

    I think that I will definitely have to make the child theme.

    Thanks again.

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