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opps I thought that you were bluelimemedia, I has seen loads of your support post the other day and I was impressed on speeded and knowledge I had a Google ??

@wpyogi btw just sent you a tweet, I’m the kids with the afro ??

@wpyogi cheers for the heads up on that

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Hi you could make the image width 100%

img {
width: 100%;
}

David

just keep plugging away, If your looking for a coding service then let me know.

David

@overtips To get it working across responsive it’s a bit of work. this is more of an HTML CSS code than a WordPress issue.

@kpq97yy brilliant, will you mark this as Resolved

Cheers,

David

What changes have you made?

You need to put the logo div in the nav div and then float the logo.

have a read of this it will explain how to do it. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5124441/positioning-a-div-inside-a-div-without-affecting-layout

Hi @ctullo,

I’m not sure about a suggestion to make the process less painful, but I would put each category on a separate page and have a main category page. Plus it would help to manage things in bite size chunks.

what do you think?

what is the code for the logo and the nav if you could post that

@c0mpt3chs have you resolved this issue.

Cheers,

David

ok cool, then you are going to have to move the div=logo and the nav together and re-align the CSS nav. I would do this in a child theme as an update would overwrite this.

@heathercamrock no problem, I know what it’s like tying to work out what someone did before and how the site is put together. keep us posted.