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hornav-reduce vertical spacing between menu items

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Hi,
I would like to reduce the vercial spacing between the hornav dropdown menu items, but can't find the right area of css to do it.
I would like to reduce the gap between the text by around 50% to make a denser menu that does not use as much vertical real estate

Temp Example URL:
http://www.avalonsailingclub.com.au/j/index.php/links/template-test-home-page

Example of what I am trying to change attached

Can you please help with the appropriate css modification?

Thanks,
Steve
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ciaran
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Hi Steve

To edit try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters where 4px is your vertical padding for each sub menu item (edit to taste - default 10px)...


#hornav ul ul li a {

    padding: 4px 12px;

}


Ciarán
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Thanks Ciaran - that was perfect.

Really appreciate you parience helping us work through these stying changes - we went live with the template today!

Thanks for the help,

Steve
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