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Greetings and salutations. I need a bit of help with a menu on a website. I have added a new section to the website menu and it has dropped down below the level I want it to appear on. How do I get it all on one line?. Many thanks in advance.

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29 minutes ago, nshep said:

.top-bar-section .dropdown li {
    width: 20%;
}

Make that number less than 20%

Hello, many thanks for your reply. Where do I find this particular piece of code?. I have just had a good scroll through the app.css file and I can see it underneath this section '@media only screen and (min-width: 40.063em) {' is this the correct part of the CSS?. Kind Regards

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Edited by Gee_suss

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8 hours ago, nshep said:

.top-bar-section .dropdown li {
    width: 20%;
}

Make that number less than 20%

Many thanks, worked a treat.

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2 minutes ago, rbrtsmith said:

All those !important declarations there should be a cause for concern…

Hello. I know it is an absolute minefield so any small change can take a rather long amount of time, coding not done by myself.

Whoever built the site in the first place seems to have just taken someone else's code.

You could build the site with a fraction of the CSS - most of it isn't even needed. It would make your life so much simpler.

And if you used a CMS it would be even simpler still.

Edited by fisicx

On 10/31/2019 at 12:24 PM, fisicx said:

Whoever built the site in the first place seems to have just taken someone else's code.

You could build the site with a fraction of the CSS - most of it isn't even needed. It would make your life so much simpler.

And if you used a CMS it would be even simpler still.

I agree with all of the above. Didn't want to touch that topic though. 5,500+ lines of CSS? Looks like a mess.

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