[Pepsipops]

Glad I could help you.

[Pepsipops]

Dear Zed, I finally created a simple and tiny CSS script for my childtheme’s style.css setting the whole sub-menu only a bit to the left:

.sub-menu {
left: -40px;
}

This way I keep some longer menu entries ‘within the screen’ of smaller computers resolution, just before the menu would toggle to ‘tablet menu view’ with the ‘list menu’ appearance. No JavaScript needed and no ‘destruction’ of the theme, I think.

Again thank you very much for this fantastic theme and your fast and serious support!

[Pepsipops]

Ok, thank you very much, Zed. So it seems that this is not to solve via CSS (e.g. CSS anywhere like ‘left: -149px;’ for sub-menu or similar)…
Nevertheless: For me Septera is the one of the best themes I found until now. It’s all very well elaborated. Other theme developers could learn from its code. Fantastic work!

[Pepsipops]

Thank you very much, Zed! Exactly what I was looking for! With the code ‘#access ul li a span { font-size: 1.3em; }’ added to my childtheme’s style.css the menu text gets slightly taller. You’re the best!

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