Devin:

Thank you for your response to what was probably impossible question to answer without seeing what was in my menu code. It turns out that I was putting all the text, icons and their links into the “Navigation Label” Block because that was what I thought I saw in the megamenu video. It turns out you leave some text in the “Navigation Label”, but put all your real text, icons and links etc. into the “Description” block and then check the box below it that says, “Use the description to create a Text Block. Dont display this item as a link. (note: dont remove the label text, otherwise wordpress will delete the item).”

The part where it says, “Dont display this item as a link.” doesn’t seem to apply since you can easily create anchor tags around anything you need linked in that section. I think what it is really saying is “If you use this section, the original link for the selected page will not be applied to anything in here.”

If you put all the code into the “Navigation Label” Block, the page tries to apply the “Original: link of that page.” (described at the bottom of the menu updates) to everything in the Nav Label block which creates all the strange spacing.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 9 months ago by Bru141. Reason: clarity

Devin figured it out with Firebug! Thanks for all the help.

body .av-special-heading h3 {
float: none;
margin:0 auto;
}

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15330689/why-is-there-no-float-center-in-css

• This reply was modified 11 years, 1 month ago by Bru141.

Josue:

That was one of the first things we tried. No luck, unfortunately. The template elements seemed to be set in stone, lol.

I think I may have found the answer to my problem.
This is what you put in the “Default Editor” of a page under the “Visual” tab. (The “Default Editor” is the alternate button of the “Advanced Layout Editor”). It is not the sidebar editor under Appearance >Editor.

[av_layerslider id=’5′]

BTW.. I only found the above code because of a prompt to revert to an earlier saved copy. I don’t see it anywhere else in the documentation.