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I am probably missing something obvious but how do I set the width of the drop down menu items in Maya template?

Thanks, Paul
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Hi Paul

By default the option is not there however you can amend the width with the following Custom CSS (edit to taste)...

.hornav > ul > li > ul, .hornav > ul > li > ul > li > ul, .hornav > ul > li > ul > li > ul > li > ul {

    min-width: 300px;

    width: 100%;

}


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many thanks. That works fine when using one drop down column but not two columns.

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Paul
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Hi Paul

To amend the 2 column width you can also add the following...

Edit to taste ( default: 420px ).

.hornav .columns-2 + ul {

  width: 520px;

}


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perfect, thanks so much

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