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11:38 am
July 29, 2010


Jama St John

Franklin, GA

posts 11

Hi, Crystal. I'm working on a website and the theme I picked doesn't have a navigational bar. I added this code to the header stylesheet:

However, now it's in the upper left-hand corner. (I just copied it from another website). How do I make it go across the page. The website for your reference is http://www.soaringspiritsga.org.

Thanks,

Jama

1:08 pm
July 29, 2010


Crystal Pina

Massachusetts

posts 23

The code doesn't show up on the forum. You have to take a screenshot and upload the image.

Here's the link to the Try-It Editor to test out CSS before you add it to your stylesheet http://www.w3schools.com/css/t…..ay_inline2. Put the css between the "style" tags and the html between the "body" tags.

What I'd do is find a free theme with the navigation bar that you want, download it, and copy the code that they use.

Crystal Pina, founder WordPressMasteryClub.com

2:44 pm
July 29, 2010


Jama St John

Franklin, GA

posts 11

I'll try the editor… I had copied the nav bar code from another website and it put it in the left-hand corner. Apparently I didn't copy enough. I've started over with the same theme. Apparently I changed something that really screwed things up!!

Thanks,
Jama

2:53 pm
July 29, 2010


Crystal Pina

Massachusetts

posts 23

Were you trying to make a horizontal or vertical nav bar? You may just have to give it more commands.

Also, were you trying to put it beside the header? If so, you need to create a headerleft and a headerright and give those values in the style sheet. Then you can put the navbar in the headerleft area.

Confused I don't think this is something that I can help you with on the forum because it's really involved and more about customizing themes than WordPress. I suggest finding a different theme that already has the navbar where you want it. It's the easiest solution because even if you get it working, it has to work in all browsers.

Crystal Pina, founder WordPressMasteryClub.com

3:56 pm
July 29, 2010


Jama St John

Franklin, GA

posts 11

I ended up just putting the navigational bar in the right column. There was a widget for that… I was originally trying to get it in the header area going horizontally across the page.

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