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  • August 3, 2014 at 1:13 pm in reply to: Favicon can take awhile to show up? #116864
    Julie Trump
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    I am having a much more pernicious problem than my personal favicon not showing up. In fact, it does show up for a while. then reverts back to the G for Genesis favicon. Twice I have gone through the motions and seen my personal favicon appear when I open my webstie. But keeps mysteriously disappearing in favor of G for Genesis. I have even thrown out the Genesis favicon in the Genesis FTP folder, in images. As well as done the same in my Prose theme's images folder. So how the <insert expletive) do I keep the G favicon from reappearing after a week or two? Can anyone explain this?

    June 27, 2014 at 9:00 am in reply to: Nav Bar Submenu Compressed in Chrome and Safari #111759
    Julie Trump
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    In my infinite wisdom, I just figured out that the Header is what is hanging up the Nav Bar submenus (in Chrome and Safari). Because once someone has scrolled past the header, the Nav Bar with accessible submenus is fine.

    So now I would like to know how to put the nav bar below the Header. I will have to sacrifice a good look for functionality.

    Do I need a code snippet or is there a simpler way to move the nav bar below the Header?

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