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j51_nadia - Home Button does not work

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Hello, i need some help with the template nadia. I have a logo, which is very long, so it seems, that the logo is overlyed over the first buttom of the navigation: home. I had a look in the css and see an z-index from 1034 , but this seems to be in a post and not in the css. Can you help me with that? I show you the site here, so you can have a look:The Site http://joomla3.jgw-bremen.test.bz.it/index.php
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Hello

Presuming I understand you correctly, you can create a second template style for your slideshow and apply this style to just your homepage. For further details have a look at... https://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/item/creating-multiple-template-styles

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But i have another problem - maybe you can help me with that:
I want the slideshow to been shown only on the first site, but not on the other sides!
Is there any code for that?
Thanks a lot!
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So i solved it already by myself! :D
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