fit the widht
Hi
sorry but I don't really understand what you want to do here ...
CEd
sorry but I don't really understand what you want to do here ...
the fullwidth will take the whole with of the menu bar, you can make it fullwidth of the page with some css adjustment (depending on your template also)he fullwidth menu seens to shrink to the size defined by the menu items.
CEd
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by ced1870
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In the attached image you can see that the fullwidth menu is not actually full width. Maybe I have the settings wrong somewhere?
by Dan0Gram
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as said
give me your url to check
andthe fullwidth will take the whole with of the menu bar,
you can make it fullwidth of the page with some css adjustment
give me your url to check
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add this in a custom css
it will take the whole width of the container #top in the template
as this #top is positioned in absolute, it is used as reference for the submenu width.
unless you make some modifications in your template to give a natural positioning to #top, you will not be able to set the submenu fullwidth in a natural way
Code:
div#maximenuck343 ul.maximenuck {
position: static !important;
}
it will take the whole width of the container #top in the template
as this #top is positioned in absolute, it is used as reference for the submenu width.
unless you make some modifications in your template to give a natural positioning to #top, you will not be able to set the submenu fullwidth in a natural way
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That worked great for the submenus, but it did not cover the top level.
I also tried changing:
/* container style */
div#<?php echo $id; ?> ul.maximenuck {
clear:both;
position: relative;
to:
/* container style */
div#<?php echo $id; ?> ul.maximenuck {
clear:both;
position: static !important;
This had the same affect as adding:
div#maximenuck343 ul.maximenuck {
position: static !important;
}
But neither altered the first level.
I also tried changing:
/* container style */
div#<?php echo $id; ?> ul.maximenuck {
clear:both;
position: relative;
to:
/* container style */
div#<?php echo $id; ?> ul.maximenuck {
clear:both;
position: static !important;
This had the same affect as adding:
div#maximenuck343 ul.maximenuck {
position: static !important;
}
But neither altered the first level.
by Dan0Gram
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all this has to be managed in your template and is not related to the maximenu module
it float right because of
in
templates/mak/css/template.css
line 792
it float right because of
Code:
#top .moduletable {
float: right;
margin-left: 10px;
}
templates/mak/css/template.css
line 792
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