Ok, WP, I just pasted that into the CSs Stylesheet Editor within my website’s admin. area and it worked! THANK YOU for your ongoing help. I partially overthought this, did not previously imagine that just typing stuff in there would result in changes/override existing code/settings. Because I was curious about replacing the customized code (do I call it code or just call it CSS or what?), I also did what I describe below, and that worked as well. All good now! (Considering repeated warnings of these changes being undone if theme is updated, I may use the Custom CSS code instead, ultimately, or have the updated code in both places, which may be interesting.)
And BlueKlip, thank you also!
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I found the code referenced by BlueKlip via the C-Panel editor: … /mcgrathspielberger/wp-content/themes/dynamik/css/dynamik-min.css
All the code there runs together, and the snippet at issue looks like:
#navbar-1-left{float:right;position:relative;left:-25px;}
My thought process is that changing the code telling the navbar text to start shifted to the right and be indented by 25px would resolve this permanently without having to use the Custom CSS to override, and I’m trying that. I tried a few things that didn’t work quite right, then put in exactly what WPyogi suggested to replace the above code within the above folder / min.css code in C-panel, and that part now looks like this:
#navbar-1-left{display:table;float:none;left:0;margin:0 auto;}.
This corrected my problem, eliminated the indenting of the navbar text, and centered the navbar text.
