I am having a couple issues. We finally migrated our website yesterday and after migration we remembered that our mobile version of the site is not ready yet. So we decided to turn off the responsive mode for now until we have that ready. But when I turned responsive mode off the top header padding is off and the menu nav blue background color isn’t reaching the edges.
1. I have attached a screenshot of what the blue main nav bar looks like (if you go to our website it is white right now because we want to fix the blue bar before showing it on a live site, so reference the screenshot). You will see that the blue bar does not go to the edges of the browser. Is there a css code that I can add to help make this blue bar extend to the edge? The code we have right now for the main nav is below
#main-navigation > div{margin-left: 40px !important}
.menu-left #main-navigation{background: #ffffff!important}
nav .menu > li.menu-item > a, #menubar-controls a, nav.search-nav .menu > li > a{color:#6caae4 !important}
nav#main-navigation .menu > li > a span.nav-line {background-color: #fff!important;}
^^The margin-left: 40px is for the text in the menu bar not for the actual bar.
2. You will also see in this screenshot that the top header section in the upper right, those links/buttons are getting cut off. Is there a css code that I can use to add padding to the right side, but not have it affect the left side padding that I already have? The css code that I have for the top header section right now is below:
#header-section #header {
padding: 15px 55px;
}
^^ the 55px is the left side padding, so I’m wondering if you can add a right side padding to help move those links/buttons more to the left so they all show up on the page.
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