CorporateBattlefields

You guys are absolute hero’s.

I used this in the end:

.virtue_banner img {
float: right;
}
@media (min-width: 992px) {
.virtue_banner {
    margin-top: -32px;
}
}
.col-md-12>#nav-main ul.sf-menu {
margin-top: -80px;
padding-left: 210px;
}
.virtue_social_widget a {
margin-top: 5px;
float: right;
}

Thanks for all the help.

So close!

I’ve been messing around with the code you gave. I’m pretty much there with it, I just need to remake my banner to centralise it. Thanks for all the help!

Last request – is it possible to make the social media widget float to the right side of the menu above contact?

Sorry, i was messing around with layouts when you posted.

Its not solved the issue. I won’t mess around with that until you’ve responded again.

I want the banner and social link together either above or below the menu. Thanks for all your help

I got the premium theme up and running, huzzah!

https://test.corporatebattlefields.com/

Any way to push the menu up under the social links, and get a banner in underneath maybe?

Sorry it’s test.corporatebattlefields.com

The first test came out at a horrendous 12 secs, but the following 4 tests were under 3 seconds. Any idea why, or ways to make it more consistent?

Sorry for the late response, back in the office now! Worked perfectly. Fantastic support from this theme

Oh, thats my fault.

Now it works. Thanks for your patience!

Have a nice day

In fact, it assigns the mobile at all widths apart from the landscape tablet size

This now assigns the mobile menu at all widths.

Sorry to be a pain.

Now my menu isn’t all on one line (which was the purpose of that little bit of CSS I just took out)

Any solution that allows me to have both?

Cheers!

{resolved}

Thanks, lifesaver! Worked a treat.

Have a great day my friend!

I’m having the same issue.

test.corporatebattlefields.com

The map itself is in the about–>where section on the site, but if you hover over the social media links in the footer it adds a flag. It also comes up on the mobile menu background

I need one that allows me to do specifically what this one did.

Go into the about–> where? Section and you will see what I’m looking for. Any ideas of alternatives welcome.

If not, can I disable the hover function completely?