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Hi Yigit,
Thank you for your reaction. I’ve changed something.
The main menu sublevel links are as far as ok.Only 2 things are not correct yet:
1. The background in the main menu should always be dark green (currently it is bright green when the user is on a main page like “Service”)
2. If the user is on a main page, the navi-text should be underlined. This is currently working. But the text should also be underlined if the user is on a subpage of the main page (example: “Produkte” should be underlined if the user is on “Zäune”.)Thank you so much for your help.
Marc
Hi Nikko,
first, I thought – that works great!But as a result of your (first) code, an additional, narrow, green navigation strip (see http://screencast.com/t/6go5Cieu) now appears on all pages. At first I thought I should refer your code to specific pages. But that does not lead to the solution. Because if I adjust the page somewhat narrower (responsive), the strip always appears.
Is there a solution that the (empty, green) strip does not appear?Thanks a lot – :-)
MarcHi Nikko,
thanks a lot for your answer. Now, the sub menu reaches from the left to the right screen-border.
Fine! :-)But still, I’m looking for a solution to minimize the vertical distance between the upper and the lower text-navigation.
In that way, that the lower line gets higher.Can you help for this too?
Kind regards –
marc
Hi Rikard,
thank you very much for your re-action.
But unfortunately, your code does not, what I ment.BTW: Maybe, my question is too extensive for kriesi’s support!? I don’t know!?
I made a new picture (can’t do it more clearly):
http://screencast.com/t/TdApl1svytLooking’ out for your answer –
Kind regards and thanks alot again –
Marc
/ The integrated code is made by “microthemer”. So it’s actually not part of the “Quick CSS Window” / Naturally, I can change that. /
Hi Rikard,
first of all – thank you very much for your answer. I know, my question maybe took too much time for you. (Video, login, etc.) :-(
I thought, the best would be to search for the reason, why that happened.
But, I think you’re right: It’s faster to simply overwrite the formatting of the <H1>.Thank you very much, Rikard. :-)
Marc
.. ok, – it’s done. :-)
I’ve got the solution. (There is a minimum height to override).
Thanks – Marc
