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Hello,
I would like in J-51 asley the main menu in position sidecol-b. I have this one there now but it is vertical. I would like these one above the other so that the menu is aligned right

Is that possible?ike that the mainmenu on postiotion sidebol-b
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Hello

Would you have a URL directly to an example of your menu in the sidecol-b position?

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Yes,

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Thank you

It appears you have a nav-pills class added to the Menu Class field of your menu module settings. Removing this class should hopefully resolve this issue for you?

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