Hello

Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

#hornav {

    float: left;

    padding-left: 15px;

    padding-top: 120px;

}

#search {

    top: 75px;

}

Ciarán

Thank you! It worked like a charm!
Another request though. How can I add it so that the rectangular border part that has the Executive include that menu... Although I'll try to look into the css for that too. I'm not just sure which one to fix though

I just realized I needed something more with the menu. I wanted a menu that could have columns in it. So I decided to download a Maxi Menu CK module. Then I noticed that the hornav wasn't in the positions available for the module. Is there a way that I can change this? Like, change the current menu at hornav or how do I make another normal menu to go there.
Usually I can choose what position I want for a menu.

Thanks for the reply last time! That actually helped a bit until I checked the requirements for the site again. Sorry to keep on asking. Been trying to fix this for a while now.

Thanks you've been a great help so far!

I've been able to comment out the hornav code in the header.php, but I'm not really sure how to put the new module position in the index.php file. I've been looking up how to do this, but now it's really confusing and I'm afraid I might destroy the template if I blunder on.

Thanks!

May I suggest replacing the the code commented out in your templates header.php...

<div id="hornav">

    <?php echo $hornav; ?>

</div>

With the following...

<div id="hornav">

    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="hornav" />

</div>

This will convert the area to a module position. You will find the position to still not be listed in the positions dropdown in your modules parameters however this field is editable and you can simply type in the position name (hornav).

Ciarán

Thank you! It worked well. The only problem was it changed the position of the hornav again, but good thing is I found that I only needed to fix the position of the hornav element at the "nexus.css" file.

Cheers!
Thank you for the help! I also learned how to make a new module position because of that line.