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Currently the main menu buttons are large rectangles. Is there any way to change the appearance and size of the main menu buttons? I've looked under module manager for the menu and can find nothing that would change the appearance of the menu buttons. I tried selecting different items listed in Module Style but no matter what I choose, it didn't change the appearance of the menu tabs or buttons. If I had a choice I would like to make the buttons look like file folder tabs and I would like control over the size and positioning. By the way I also looked under the template manager. Your help would be appreciated!
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Hello

Sorry to say the option to edit the main menu button size is not available within this template.

Ciarán
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Is this functionality available in other J51 Templates?
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Hello

Most templates will include options to edit coloring of the menu items but it sounds like you are looking for a little more. For more specific styling you could try some Custom CSS. Something like the following will reduce the height and width of your menu items (edit to taste)...


#container_hornav .wrapper960 {
height: 50px;
}
.hornav > ul > li > a {
padding: 12px 10px;
}


Ciarán
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