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main menu and header 3 position natalie

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  1. Balmmnd77
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hi. i have an issue with the main menu on the natalie template.

i changed the breakpoint for the menu to 500 but it is still not converting to the mobile menu,

also header 1 and 2 position and seem to show and header 3 seems to live to the right of the main menu and it cannot be seen unless you have a very wide monitir.

please can there be a way that the header 3 menu exists between the main menu and the slideshow at least live above the main menu?

thanks
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ciaran
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Hello

Considering the number of menu items that you have, I would suggest setting your mobile menu to about 1240. Alternatively, you can try adding the following custom CSS which will allow your menu items to wrap to a second line on smaller screens...

.hornav ul.menu {

  flex-wrap: wrap;

}

.hornav ul.menu > li > a, 

.hornav ul.menu > li > span {

  padding-block: 15px;

}


Would you have a URL to an example of your header-3 module?

Ciaran
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Balmmnd77
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thank you i will try that. the user 3 module now gone so no worries thanks
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