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  1. lazyroby
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Hi Ciaran,

I had problems with the main menu on Kodaline on Safari-Mac and Internet Explorer, which I soved with these 2 codes in custom.css (from your forum)

Safari


.hornav, .hornavmenu,

.vegas-wrapper, .header_row {

    z-index: 2080;

}


Internet Explorer


.hornav, .hornavmenu {

  left: 0;

}


Now, after the menu works well again, I figured out, that the site's logo is not clickable any more. Before the above linkes adaption it was the "home" link to my homepage. How can I resolve it? Thank again!

EDIT: By the way: on mobile view (iOS safari) the logo works as a link!
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ciaran
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Hello

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

.hornavmenu {

    width: auto;

    left: auto;

    right: 0;

}


Ciaran
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Great, as always, Ciaran! Thank you!
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