1. Katmandhu
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I tried adding

.horizontal_menu li
{
display:inline;
list-style-type:none;
padding-right:4px;
float:left;
}
to the Custom CSS & "then horizontal_menu" in the Suffix of the menu module, but it isn't working.

(Clarity - http://bargoddess.com/SCCC/ &
Bottom 1a) - again, because I think this post will be helpful to others.

Thanks,
~Kat
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It didn't work though, got another work around?
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Hi Kat

Would you have a URL to an example of your menu in the bottom-1a module position.

Ciarán
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Ultimately what I would like to see is the Copyright & the Footer Menu in the bottom 1a container, or have the placement look like header module to add consistency to the look of the site.
http://bargoddess.com/SCCC/

Thanks,
~Kat
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We should be able to come up with the CSS to turn any menu in the bottom module positions to appear horizontal however to do so I would ask you to enable an example of your menu on your site in this position so we can create the CSS for you.

Ciarán
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Okay - I published it again with this in Custom CSS:

ul.menuflat li
{
display: inline;
padding: 10px;
}

and "flat" in the module suffix.

http://bargoddess.com/SCCC/ I would also like the Copyright just under the menu in bottom 2a or base 2a if possible.

Almost ready for this to transfer & go live. Pray that it goes smoothly...

Oh & Happy St. Pat's to you. It is much more of a big deal here in the States. I had a friend from near Dublin visit a few years ago & made him corned beef & cabbage. He had never had it before!

~Kat
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Hi Kat

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


[code type=css].menumenuflat li {
float: left;
padding: 0 15px 15px;
}
.menumenuflat .module ul li:first-child a {margin: 0;}[/code]

Thank you for the St Pat's day wishes :).. I have to admit I don't think I've ever had the pleasure of corned beef and cabbage myself!)

Ciarán
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If ya ever get to the States, look me up & you got a place to crash & at least one meal!

Please send me an email, so I can give you access to this domain. Finally getting approval & my head is busting with all his emails.

Looks like I have bottom menus now. Both need to work with mobile devices.

Help!

Love,
Kat

PS - wait until you see the new domains I BOUGHT TONIGHT!
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Hi Kat

Your bottom menu should work without any issues on mobile devices. I'm not familiar with the extension used to create your top menu however it appears to respond to smaller screen devices so should be ok??

Ciarán
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I just took it out - it jumbled on some pages & "Home' appeared higher than the other menu links. So, I'm going with the semi-transparent footer that you told me how to fix. The only problem there is the spacing. The copyright goes to a new line. I was also wondering if I could hyperlink in the copyright info.

Site is going live this weekend! Hooray!!!
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Hi Kat

You can edit the spacing of your footer menu items by adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters..


[code type=css]#footermenu ul li a {padding: 0 5px;}[/code]

Where 5px is your new left and right padding.

The Copyright field can take HTML eg. <a href="http://www.joomla51.com">Joomla51</a>

Ciarán
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Perfect!

Thanks!
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