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Here is the site, it’s a wordpress site. I don’t seem able to hunt down the responsable CSS.
The main nav needs to be way less high.
And sure I use Firebug .. but after hours and hours I have no clue anymore .. it really drives my nuts .. Some CSS wizard that could help me out .. ? Kind regards, Petra
If you put a link in there somewhere…it didn’t work.
oops .. thanks
Is this a theme or something you put together because there’s some pretty odd CSS in there…at first glance.
You have a whole bunch of inline CSS for heights of element as well as !important
statements peppered about.
This could take some time.
It’s a theme called Salient.
I guess you’re right.
CSS is still very unclear to me and I throw way too much !importants around ..
I hope there is hope
I hope there is hope
Frankly, I’m doubtful….something…my guess is it’s a setting somewhere in the menu backend is setting some inline CSS paddings & heights.
You wouldn’t normally inline css like that so I assume it’s being injected by JS.
Would the original help .. ? http://themeforest.net/item/salient-responsive-multipurpose-theme/full_screen_preview/4363266
Not really…I don’t have time to go through it and, in any case, I really think this isn’t a stylesheet issue..
It’s a WP setting / suckerfish menu / JS setting somewhere IMO.
ok I understand. thanks for helping.
I’ll go struggle further .. see if I can hunt down this SUCKER menu. Ciao
sorry one more thing, what is IMO .. ?
Well apparently it was possible. To a programmer it’s maybe ugly, but adding
header#top nav ul li {
margin-top: 20px;
margin-bottom: -50px;
}
did the trick
sorry one more thing, what is IMO .. ?
In My Opinion