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Hi
A couple of days ago I bought the Joomla Emani template.
I have a problem with the menue width: making browser window largest (on desktop) it shows all menue items.
But upon narrowing the window the right menue items just sort of fall off (https://ohk3.oudshoornsekerk.nl)

Why, with gradually narrowing browser windows, do the right menu items become invisible?
Whereas with Novah they remain visible until the hamburger menu appears?

Best regards
René van Elk
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Hello

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

.hornav ul.menu {

    flex-wrap: wrap;

}


Ciaran
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Thanks Ciaran for your quick reply. And it works! So I’m really glad, as this was a major hurdle for going on with the template.
Best regards
René van Elk
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