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Unwanted downwards move of header

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  1. Tralala
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Hi,

I made another website with one of your templates: Elvira.
Last weeks I struggled a lot to eliminate the vegas-wrapper - we don’t need an any slideshow. Hard to do, but I seemed to manage it.

But there is still a problem.
Please see https://b-a-n-g.nl/ .
Switching to any page moves the header downwards for about 0,3 second. Very irritating. How could I switch off this move?
I already modified some css-code:
#container_header {transition:all 0s ease 0s;}
#container_header * {transition:all 0s ease 0s;}
But the unwanted move did not disappear.

How to avoid this move?

If you’d like to have a look in the backend - I made a login for you.
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  1. https://b-a-n-g.nl/
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ciaran
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Hello

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

#container_slideshow {

    display: none;

}


Ciarán
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Tralala
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Hi Ciaran,

Thanks. Unfortunately this is not the soloution for the problem.

The problem is: switching to any other menu-item moves the whole website downwards about 110px for about 0,5 second.

I just checked the Elvira-demo on joomla51.com and there’s the same ‘problem’, so it seem to be a deliberate part of the template.
But why? In my website this is absolute inacceptable.

So Ciaran, I beg you for a way to get rid of this strange effect.
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ciaran
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Thank you

I now see your issue.

To amend you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

#container_header {

    left: 0;

    position: absolute;

    right: 0;

    top: 0;

}


Alternatively you can update your template to the latest download which has this fixed applied... http://joomla51.com/tutorials/item/updating-your-template

Ciarán
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Hi Ciaran,

Tanks a lot! This doet the job. Great.
I wouldn't have find this solution myself.
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williams
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Was exactly what I was looking for, too!

Thank you!!!

Steph H.
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