Menu breaking into two lines

1. that worked, thanks.

2. It’s a bit better, but still not centered.

3. URGENT: Now for some reason, under the heading “About Us”, the sub-item “want to get involved” does not appear unless you put your cursor on it. What’s going on??

Apologies, (3) seemed to be a momentary glitch, it’s all fine again. So (2) is the only issue left to resolve.

1. Can you please try adding this to your Custom CSS:

#content .center { width: 70%;}

2. Try adding this too:

#topmenu ul li ul{margin-left:0!important;}

Not working rightly in my CSS.

I don’t understand, you just sent me the same message as above.

Also, I realized what the problem was with (3): once I’m on a page listed as a menu sub-item, the sub-item on the menu goes black. Is that part of the template set up? It’s very unusual!

Hi, I have another problem.

Is there a way to make the image of the logo I have updated for the header run the full width of the page? At the moment I have an inevitable rectangle of color around the logo image, which I want to get rid of (As you will see, I have set it to the same pink as the one in the image, but this means there are pink sides around the white section of the image).

Thanks.

I also need the logo to be centered!

@cvergerio
Try adding this to your Custom CSS:

.logo { text-align: center;}
#topmenu {text-align: center;}

Regards

That centered the logo, thanks. But I still need the pink strip (which is part of the image) to cover the entire width of the page (as per my previous comment).

@cvergerio Try adding this too:

.header .center {  width: 100%;}
.logo img { width: 100%;}

Regards

Sorted, thanks.

Hi again,
Is there a way to make the header smaller as a whole? At the moment the image takes up a significant amount on space, particularly on a wide screen.
Thanks.

@cvergerio I though you said you wanted to make the header full width..

You can reduce the width by removing the css we provided before:

.header .center {  width: 100%;}
.logo img { width: 100%;}

Thanks

No I meant making the image itself smaller, but I solved it by modifying the image at my end. Thanks for all your help with this–much appreciated!

Marking this as resolved – thanks again.