How to Move Links in Primary Nav to Right (Prose)

[tlars]

I would like all the links in my primary nav bar to moved to the right, not the left as it currently is. I already tried this and nothing changed.
"set the #nav ul to float: right and width: auto in your style.css file"
You can view my blog at http://www.mommygoesgreen.com. Any other suggestions?

[Gary Jones]

In your custom style sheet, add:

#nav .genesis-nav-menu {
{
float: right;
width: auto;
}

Save. Then unminify the styles (always best to develop a site with minification turned off) and save.

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WordPress Engineer, and key contributor the Genesis Framework | @GaryJ

[tlars]

Thanks @GaryJ. One problem (or now a few actually).  A bunch of my design settings are displaying the default settings (font, colors, size, etc.) but the when I look at the Design Settings, they are set correctly.

Secondly, the primary nav moved into a column of 4 links instead of a row of 4 links, just right justified instead of left. I apologize if I wasn't originally clear in what I was trying to do.

I sincerely appreciate any continued help you can provide!

[tlars]

@GaryJ - do you have a minute to look at my last response? I'd love to get it fixed, thank you!

[tfmwa]

@tlars try checking/unchecking minify css and be sure to check in an incognito window as your browser cache might be playing games with you, even after multiple CTRL+F5s.

@GaryJ
Thanks for the css code, works like a charm after removing the surplus '{'.

#nav .genesis-nav-menu {
float: right;
width: auto;
}

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