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Check your plugins. One may be affecting the images.
You can use the
wp_footer()
action hook. It’s located just before the </body> tag.It would look better if centered. remove margin on the text-widget and add
text-align: center;
another great place to put that ad instead of the header is in the
graphene_before_content-main
which appears just below the menu.
Does this happen when using any other theme?
Adding this should remove the space.
#secondary-menu ul .menu-item-ancestor > a {
padding-right: 15px;
}I think the poster is looking for something like this
https://forum.graphene-theme.com/graphene-support/change-text-using-child-functionsphp
Quote:Thanks, ronangelo. I’ve never scrolled down far enough to even see that option. VERY handy; however, thus far the arrows are still there. From my experience, though, many times changes take a while to actually go through. I cleared my cache, so I’ll wait & see.I can already see the changes on your site.
but why didn’t you add the
padding-left: 10px;
?Without it the menu items that have sub-menus looks pushed to the left when you hover on them.
Go to your WordPress dashboard.
Appearance -> Graphene Options -> Display -> Custom CSS
#header-menu > .menu-item-ancestor > a {
background: none;
padding-left: 10px;
}Quote:Really!?I would never have guessed – I was expecting to have to use Java or JQuery or something.
Great, thanks for the steer – I’ll have a look at Son of Suckerfish 🙂
Thanks
Hank
If you wanted to. Some themes use JS to show some fancy dropdown effects.
That IS done with CSS.
First you use CSS to initially hide the sub-menu.
Then CSS is also used to show the sub-menu when the parent menu is hovered.
Formatting the menu is actually the major headache I faced when I created my very first theme.
Graphene uses the “Son of Suckerfish” method for handling the dropdown.
You can study how its done by reviewing graphene’s style.css