[chris_phdfr]

hi,

ok, I was so focused on PHP that I did not think of tweaking the sizes with CSS. I managed to do it by customizing the css stylesheet. ( I added the code in the wordpress css customizer)

This is what I did in case someone has the same question.

.header-image .site-title > a {
min-height: 90px;
}

.header-image .title-area {
max-width: 400px;
}

hope that helps

regards,

chris

[chris_phdfr]

hi brad,

you are a rock star!!!! thanks a lot for your help !!!
Really grateful for your input. I have been reading a few of your posts on the forum. They were super helpful. So glad that we have someone like you here haha.

regards,

chris

[chris_phdfr]

Hi erik,

is it that simple?? Oh yes, it makes sense.... I sure won't forget that one 🙂

You are a rock star!!! thank you so much, erik.

I was pretty much ready to create that restaurant page and put the 3 pages as sub menus options under as sub units.

thanks again

cheers,

chris

[chris_phdfr]

hi

I agree with andrea
it is also inline for me on chrome. 🙂
or do you mean, the nav bar is too high and you would like it lower? aligned with the logo...
if so, have your tried playing with padding? the logo is quite large so you have some space to play with.

.genesis-nav-menu a {
color: #fff;
display: block;
font-family: Montserrat, sans-serif;
padding: 27px 15px;
}

try

.genesis-nav-menu a {
color: #fff;
display: block;
font-family: Montserrat, sans-serif;
padding:45px 15px;
}
hope it helps and gives you the outcome you want.

chris

[chris_phdfr]

hi andrea

yeah, this is what I have just found out 😉
I had just noticed there was no bug with the beautiful theme which is one of the most recent themes.... I checked the css file and indeed studiopress "gave up" the rem unit
so yeah i will remove the rem value, at least from the body and will keep the rem value in other parts as it seems to be mainly a conflict from the "heritage" from the body... though I am not sure... ;(
Thank you andrea for your answer 😉
chris

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