Right alignment of top level menu items
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I see you answered this for someone else, but since it's archived, I can't view it. I created a custom color css, and have looked at floating the items right, but then it reverses the order of the items! Is there a way just to move all the items right and maintain their site order?
http://dev.teknoziz.com:8888/cavicchio/...
http://dev.teknoziz.com:8888/cavicchio/...
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Excellent, that works great! The only question is for the last dropdown, it goes off the page. Is there any way to adjust for that?
Good point. There's 2 options:
1) use the full-width submenu option in the Mega Menu. The submenus will take up the entire width of the page; or
2) Add some CSS code. Unfortunately the DIV which wraps the submenus do not have a unique CSS class or ID to individually style them. So this could be done with a little JS code if you're familiar with that. Or tweak the view.php file in the Mega Menu to assign unique CSS classes to each submenu. Here's the 3 CSS definitions I changed on your site to get the effect you're after:
https://screencast.com/t/CUVbQIUJd...
I do offer custom coding services at US$90/hr so if you need any further help with that just let me know.
JB
1) use the full-width submenu option in the Mega Menu. The submenus will take up the entire width of the page; or
2) Add some CSS code. Unfortunately the DIV which wraps the submenus do not have a unique CSS class or ID to individually style them. So this could be done with a little JS code if you're familiar with that. Or tweak the view.php file in the Mega Menu to assign unique CSS classes to each submenu. Here's the 3 CSS definitions I changed on your site to get the effect you're after:
https://screencast.com/t/CUVbQIUJd...
I do offer custom coding services at US$90/hr so if you need any further help with that just let me know.
JB
I spoke too soon. I do have an idea!
Each top level menu item has a unique CSS class, so we can piggyback off that:
This happens to be the CSS class for the last item on your particular menu.
Hope this helps.
JB
Each top level menu item has a unique CSS class, so we can piggyback off that:
li.pl-9164 div.sub-container{ADD CSS CODE HERE}
This happens to be the CSS class for the last item on your particular menu.
Hope this helps.
JB
https://screencast.com/t/U48rhzbnr...
If you want to maintain the dark background all the way across, I suggest applying that to the wrapping DIV tag (CSS class: .jbmm.custom).
Hope this helps.
JB