Larrysmf

Hi there.
I had the same issue and just fixed it.
Steps:
1) To your website: Disabled cache, delete cache.
2) Go to plugins and disable facebook for woocommerce. Then delete it.
3) Go to Facebook business, log in, find your pixel under “data sources” and open it in “Events Manager” (top right dropdown).
4) On Events Manager left sidebar is a tab called “Partner Integrations”, select WooCommerce and folow the steps. Last step gives you the “facebook-for-woocommerce.zip” witch is not the final version.
5) Go to your website -> plugins -> add new -> upload it [do NOT update it, latest version has a bug.]
6) That’s it. Connect your catalogues.
7) Re-enable Cache.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Larrysmf.

it’s because of the padding.
There’s a gap between the li and the submenu ul…
That padding was used for mouse hovering from one to the other.

Try using some padding and move the li up a bit (so the gap closes):

.main-navigation li a {
    padding-bottom: 20px;
    position: relative;
    top: 20px;
}

You get the idea. Trial and error the positioning.

Your rule is missing:

.main-navigation li a {
    padding-bottom: 0;
}

Don’t erase that one.
Just add a line below the new one:

.main-navigation ul ul {
    top: 99px;
}

I cannot find the rule anywhere.
It didn’t applied for some reason…

Maybe delete the previous one and add this:

.main-navigation ul ul {
    top: 99px;
}

you may need to use:

.main-navigation ul ul {
    top: 99px!important;
}

Add the rule:
.submenu { position: fixed; top: 173px; }
You may need to use !important if not applied
.submenu { position: fixed!important; top: 173px!important; }

Try it and let me see it.

You Changed the theme and didn’t have the chance to test it. Send when ready.

Your Homepage doesn’t seem to have any issues. Now for the other pages you should add a CSS rule to the Custom CSS section of the wp theme customizer.
I’m guessing by “attributes” you meat that breadcrumb line below the page title that has “>”s in it, if that’s correct the rule is:

.entry-header { display: none; }

Hope that helps.

Hi there, if you just want the icon removed and not the address, go to your custom css section and add this line without the “”:

“.header-address .fa-map-marker-alt { display: none; }”