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How do I remove THAT BIG MENU ICON!

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  1. renada504
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Hello,

I am using the Cashmere template and would like to know how do I remove that big MENU ICON FROM TOP OF WEBSITE. I want a menu similar to the cashmere demo site. Can you please help?!
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HI Renada

The mobile menu which you appear seeing is displayed if your screensize is less than that of the template. If this happens on a desktop there is usually 2 possible causes...

1. The template width set in the 'Layout Option's tab of your templates parameters is set to high.

2. You have a zoom set within your browser window (CTRL + 0 to reset) .

Ciarán
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Hi renada,
[ol]
[li]Go to your templates in Joomla backend[/li]
[li]Make a copy of the Cashmere template[/li]
[li]Set it as default[/li]
[li]Enter the Cashmere template settings[/li]
[li]Open Logo in the menu[/li]
[/ol]
There you wil have a small manual how to change the logo.

Basicly you can stick to the steps in the Tutorials-Template Customization-Adding a different logo for each langauge on joomla51.com
Just skip the steps for the languages.

Regards, Marek
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