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This is an old question, but I'll answer it anyway since I got a solution that works for me. In the Secondary Navigation section, I added min-width and text-align. I haven't checked this in all browsers yet, but in the ones that I have checked it gives me a full width secondary with the items centered as I wanted them.
/* Secondary Navigation
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.nav-secondary .wrap {
background-color: #111;
border-bottom-left-radius: 3px;
border-bottom-right-radius: 3px;
margin-bottom: 16px;
min-width: 100% !important;
text-align: center !important;
}If you look at the mobile demo for Minimum, that's exactly what I'm seeing. Viewed on desktop, hovering over the top level items that have dropdowns causes them to show. That's not going to work on a mobile device! I need to have the top level items with dropdowns show the down arrow to click and open the dropdowns.
Thanks for the reply Shirley, but that's not really what's going on. It's hard to explain. On mobile, I see the hamburger for mobile menu, but the menu isn't mobile responsive. The dropdowns don't show up like they do on other Genesis child themes, and the top level items wrap to two rows. The child dropdowns aren't reachable at all. This menu is not going responsive, even though the hamburger is there and you have to click it to see the menu at all. That's strange certainly and certainly not what I'd like to see!
I'm sticking with Yoast, since that one gives me feedback as I make changes. Love seeing that black ball change to green!
No, your customizations won't get lost. I do this all the time. Just leave your modified theme where it is. Upload and activate the new one. Don't delete them - just add new themes and activate them at will.
I bought all the child themes, but as usual any site set up needs modifications and additions. What works for me is to find the best fit of features and reasonably close cosmetics and start out with that. I then modify the cosmetics and pull features out of other child themes as needed to give me what I'm after.
