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Lifestyle - Repositioning of logo and main menu

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  1. Willcol2000
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Hi guys,
when you see the "live demo" of this template, you can realize that when setting other menus options than the "home" option, the position of logo and menu, stands on the middle, so you can see the there is a new content on the page...

But In my default template, it always refresh at the same postition anda the user can't see the new content...

How can I resolve it ?

Thanks !

William
from Brazil
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Willcol2000
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http://www.rockbanners.com.br/mngaleria/joomla30/index.php
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ciaran
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Hi William

This can be achieved by creating 2 different styles of your template. One for the homepage with the 'Header Vertical Spacing' set to the required amount (eg. 250) and another for the rest of your site with the 'Header Vertical Spacing' set to 0. For details on creating multiple styles may I suggest the following tutorial... http://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/item/creating-multiple-template-styles

Ciarán
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Many thanks for your reply Ciarán.

Ian :)
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