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Navigation menu widths

Thread began 10/30/2011 4:11 am by john70964 | Last modified 5/27/2014 8:08 am by Jason Byrnes | 1260 views | 3 replies |

john70964

Navigation menu widths

I am using Site Sculptor to create a small CMS website and am very impressed with what I have seen so far.

I would like to be able to reduce the size of the width taken by the Navigation menu items.

I think they must be set to a default width by the wizard.

Is there a method to reduce:

a: All widths
b: Individual widths

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

a: for the index page menu, in the CSSMenuWriter/cssmw_home/menu.css change the width in the ul#cssmw_home > li > a, ul#cssmw_home > li > a:link selector.

for the other pages, in the CSSMenuWriter/cssmw_content/menu.css, change the width for the ul#cssmw_content > li > a, ul#cssmw_content > li > a:link selector.


b: To change the widths individually, edit the CSSMenuWriter/cssmw_home/menu.php and CSSMenuWriter/cssmw_content/menu.php files, add an inline style for the width to the anchor tags, for example:

php:
<li><a href="<?php echo($assumedRoot); ?>index.php" style="width:80px;">Home Page</a></li>
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john70964

Thanks for the information on navigation menu widths. Works completely.

I have saved your code as a snippet so its easy to recover in future.
Regards

John

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

use a Colon instead of Semi colon between width and the measure:

<li><a href="../index.php" style="width:10px;">Home</a></li>

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