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J51_Nina - Logo Area height

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  1. Bwian
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Hi, I have the Nina J4 template and I am just finishing off a few things and there are 2 things I need to do.
1. The Logo / Menu area is quite thick, I want to reduce the height of it by about 40-50%. Its not too bad on a desktop, but on a mobile its noticeably big, I can't find anywhere that its easily adjustable.

2. (if this is not possible, or very complicated I could live without it)
The Mobile menu isn't very clear, I have it almost black with white lines, but the lines are barely visible.
Is there a way to either thicken the lines (2 or 3 pixels thick) or when the menu opens, it shows the sub-menus automatically.
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  1. https://www.cambrianmedia.co.uk
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ciaran
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Hello

1. To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

.container_header {

    padding-top: 1rem;

}


2. To amend try also adding the following...

.mm-spn li::after,

.mm-spn.mm-spn--navbar ul::before,

.mm-spn a:not(:last-child)::after {

    opacity: .5;

}


Ciaran
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Bwian
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Thank you. That's perfect. :D
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