[DWooly824]

Hi Reydar,
Typically the sub menu is automatically left-aligned to the main menu...not sure why in your case it's off. I think the negative margin will be the best way to achieve this, and readjusting the left padding. If anyone else has suggestions, I'm curious what they are.
-D

[DWooly824]

Hi Kent,
I consistently have the same issue too. My workaround is just to reduce the padding to prevent the last item from dropping. It would be great if someone knows a real fix.
-D

[DWooly824]

Hi Brad,
I used the code you provided, and it worked perfectly!
Thank you again for your help and clear instructions.
-D

[DWooly824]

I tried doing a negative margin in Firebug, and it worked.
.genesis-nav-menu .sub-menu a { margin-left: -5px;}

[DWooly824]

The 320px x 164px is the default size for a logo that goes into the header.

Here's a link to add a custom header to the Genesis Child Theme: http://my.studiopress.com/tutorials/setup-custom-header/

Where it says "960" and "100" you can change the dimensions to what you need. The Genesis Child Theme default max-width for content is 1140px, so that's where I'd start.

Hope that helps.

-D

[DWooly824]

Hi Pixel Frau,
That did the trick! Thank you for the information and help.
D.

[DWooly824]

You may need to reduce the width of the Simple Share Adder and Post Meta containers, and add a float property to the containers as well. Use FireBug to target the code.

Something like:
.NameOfShareAdder { width: 40%; float:left;}
.NameOfPostMeta { width: 40%; float:left;}

Hope that helps.

[DWooly824]

This worked perfectly! Thanks for the instructions.

[DWooly824]

Hello,
Did you find out a solution for your question? I'm trying to do the same thing.
-D

[DWooly824]

Hi Aaron,
Unfortunately, I never found an answer. It looks how I want to, but is a pain to make edits.
I ended up making a page with content that links to each bio (which are pages, not posts) and this is not ideal.
Any suggestions how to achieve this with posts?
Thanks!

[DWooly824]

Hello,
It looks like your theme, Corporate, is a fixed-width theme. If you want it to adjust to different screen sizes, you need to make it responsive.
Instead of setting your site's width in pixels, you can set it percentages.
Hope that helps get you started.

[DWooly824]

Right now, there's a border-radius creating the circle effect, and the height and width is 112px.

Try something like:

.site-header .avatar, .site-header .site-avatar img {border-radius:0; height:200px; width: 200px; }

Hope that helps,
Danica

[DWooly824]

Hi Brad,
This is exactly what I need! Thank you for your help & clear instructions.
-Danica

[DWooly824]

Hi,
Yes, when you go to edit that page, underneath the page name entry field is a permalink. You can edit the permalink there to "projecten." Hope that helps!
-Danica

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