Moving Nav Menu Down

  • Resolved checkitdown

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    19 years, 1 month ago

    Hi all, this is my first post, and I am a newbie to this foreign language of html. I was wondering if any of you could give me some help on a couple issues I’m having.

    First off, if you visit

    • Hold ‘Em Authority

      • you’ll notice that my nav menu is on top of my background image that I just changed. I would like it to be in that white space below it, but don’t know how to get it down there.

      Secondly, if you visit

    • Hold ‘Em Authority

      • , you’ll see that there is some excess text in the background. I don’t have any idea how to get rid of it, or why it’s even present on this site and not my other site. They are the same site, even though a different address is used to get to both of them.

      Any help would be much appreciated, and if you need any of the html or anything of that nature, feel free to ask.

      -Joe

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  • For this sort of thing we don’t talk HTML anymore, but rather CSS, which is a related yet completely separate tongue.

    In your theme’s style.css (i.e. Stylesheet), look for the Horizontal Nav Menu section near the bottom, where you’ll find:

    #navmenu {

    margin-top:0px;
    float:right;
    }

    Play with the margin-top value to place the menu where you want it. Example:

    margin-top:50px;

    As for the excess text in background, could you specify where you’re seeing this?

    Thread Starter checkitdown

    (@checkitdown)

    Apparently the excess text has disappeared, which is just fine with me. I had already played with that margin-top thing, and it worked alright, however, it looks different in Mozilla as compared to IE.

    Maybe I’ll just have to live with it, but if there’s any sort of suggestion to keep the nav menu in the same spot for both browsers, I’d appreciate it.

    Joe

    Thread Starter checkitdown

    (@checkitdown)

    Thank you for the help, I think I’ve figured out a way to make the difference in position between Mozilla and IE unnoticable.

    -Joe

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