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I may be a little naive, but have purchased this template. What I need to be able to do, is move the main menu from where it is by default, and put it under the header image which resides in 'showcase' (I think)

Please let me know if this is possible, as I have been looking and looking at it, and have now gone almost blind.

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I have worked out how to convert 'hornav' to a module, and how to insert the main menu module into the top-1-tab position, but when I change the parameters so that it says 'moomenu' in the tag ID, this doesnt alter the appearance, and rather than having a nice menu, I just have the main menu as a list...
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Hello

Sorry to say there is no option in the template to move the main menu to below the showcase module position. You could try moving the menu down by using some CSS however this may not be a suitable solution...


#container_hornav {

    top: 300px;

}


Where 300px is the distance for your menu from the top of browser window.

Ciarán
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