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    davidphilipwebb
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I am tring to increase the width of the useable are in the Main Menu. Also I would like to widen the area of the Main Menu item - Sub menu's. Any help....
View "http://worldwideairspare.com/width_issue.docx"; for example of problem.
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Hi David

Are you referring to the top menu or the side menu?

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See the .doc, its the Main Menu. IE: top menu, yes
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Sorry. I see now.

You can increase the available width for this menu by adding the following CSS to the end of your template template.css (../templates/j51_oxygen/css/template.css)

[code type=css]#hornav {width: 900px;}[/code]
You can increase the width of the dropdown by also adding the following..

[code type=css]#hornav ul li ul {width:220px;}[/code]
Where 220px is the new width of your dropdown.

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You are the master of the the computer. Thx
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